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Mix warm water with baking soda until you get a creamy consistency. Use an old toothbrush to scrub between the grout lines. After about 20 minutes, wipe with a clean cloth or mop as you normally would.
2. Use hydrogen peroxide to clean grout
Hydrogen peroxide isn’t just used to disinfect wounds. Its ability to remove blood or wine stains is well-known, but did you know it’s also one of the best products for cleaning grout?
All you need is a little hydrogen peroxide and an old toothbrush to scrub between the joints and remove any dirt. Finally, rinse with water and a clean cloth.
3. White vinegar for grouting
Our grandmothers used vinegar to clean just about everything, and they were right. Vinegar is one of the most effective natural products for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces, removing even the toughest dirt.
Mix two equal parts vinegar and warm water and soak a cloth in the solution. Clean between the grout lines and, after a few minutes, wipe with a clean cloth. If the stains are old and won’t come off, apply a little undiluted vinegar for a few minutes before cleaning.
