There’s a magic product that’s useful for whitening floor tile joints: hydrogen peroxide is fantastic for the bathroom.
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The dust that constantly enters our homes creeps into the spaces between tiles, gradually turning them black. One effective way of whitening the joints between tiles is to use ingredients found inside our homes, such as hydrogen peroxide. Let’s take a look at how best to use it to make your tiles look as good as new!
Among the tiles that tend to blacken the most are those in the bathroom and, in particular, those in the shower. In the case of shower tiles, it’s not just a question of accumulating dust, but sometimes also moisture and mould. To best clean these tiles using hydrogen peroxide, you can make a mixture with 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide, 1 tablespoon of toothpaste and some bicarbonate of soda to thicken the mixture.
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