How To Clean Grout Using Hydrogen Peroxide, Baking Soda & Vinegar

[@adamallgrove4809]

Holy crap this works on my grout where the mold is. I haven't been able to get this out for a long time!!! I even wiped it on the rest of the shower! WORKS very well!!! A++++++++

[@eurekaelement833]

Very clean shower cubicle I have now even the tiles it’s self very much smoother to touch.

[@spinachtriangle]

Thank you, can i please ask what strength of hydrogen peroxide? On Amazon I can see 3% and 30%.

[@barnabascee1889]

What a grate video! It was really grate! I kept thinking about how grate it was all through it!

[@benjc82]

Hi thanks for this - my tiles *are* stone and so what would you recommend doing differently for these? What is the best way to clean the grout between them?

[@baskaranm166]

Mr Posh

[@baskaranm166]

Mr Posh

[@bkirstie]

Mr Posh
there is something called rejuvenate for natural stone. i just bought it but haven’t tried it. if it does not work, i may just use tried and true DAWN

[@richardmayora1289]

Tried it this weekend. No difference at all. The grout is still dirty.

[@joannepereira5080]

Thank You ❤️

[@pudlah]

Hi, can someone confirm this will not damage/erode the grout long term?

[@iseeyou1312]

3% hydrogen peroxide and baking soda won't, vinegar will.

[@hrefna1606]

You're essentially creating peracetic acid, which is not only highly corrosive, but also toxic by inhalation. Don't do it

[@lucywillson4285]

Yes Hydrogen Peroxide, Vinegar and baking soda will definitely works on tile and grout cleaning. Know other ways to clean tile and grout: tomstilegroutcleaning.com.au/clean-grout-floor-tile-without-floor-cleaner/

[@JanPLopez]

Awesome !- May I share this video.

[@NaturalHealthRemedies]

Yes No Problem!

[@JanPLopez]

Thank you !

[@baskaranm166]

Jan P. López

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Jan P. López