From sanded to unsanded and everything in between, this guide helps you identify the grout in your home — and shows you how to clean it without causing damage.

Mold or mildew are organic stains that thrive in the damp corners of a bathroom shower, while rust or lime buildup is usually caused by hard water—these stains are common when your water is drawn from ...

First clean the grout. Apply a baking soda paste, or, for darker or stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and white vinegar ...

Worried about mold in your bathroom but can’t see it? Look out for these warning signs that you may have mold hiding in your ...

Tile is one of the most durable and easy-to-clean flooring types, which is why it’s such a popular choice for highly trafficked rooms in the home like the kitchen, bathroom and entryway. But tile ...

GROUT in the bathroom quickly gathers dirt, especially in the shower. Here's how to clean the grout in the shower. Grout keeps tiles in the bathroom in place and stops water from getting into cracks, ...

For many people, bathrooms are sanctuaries. More than a place to get yourself clean, your bath and shower can be a place to unwind. They have a certain Zen quality that exudes tranquility. But even ...

Applying grout is the final step in laying or adhering tile. It’s a messy process but a satisfying one: Yes, grout gives newly laid tiles a finished look. What’s more important, grout acts as a buffer ...

Many people wait until their grout is stained before attacking it with heavy-duty brushes and cleansers - the opposite to what they should be doing. Ramiro Quecano, owner of Grout Clinic, a grout and ...