Tile and Grout Cleaning: Before and After Transformations

By: bchauveau Sunday May 12, 2024 comments

Tile and Grout Cleaning: Before and After Transformations

The floors of a home or business not only add to the overall aesthetic but also take on the brunt of everyday activities. Particularly with tile and grout, the gradual accumulation of dirt, grime, and stains can lead to a lackluster appearance that seems almost impossible to reverse with regular cleaning methods. However, with professional cleaning services from Champion Carpet Upholstery Care, your tiled surfaces can be transformed and restored to their original glory. Let's explore the dramatic before and after effects of professional... Read More


DIY vs. Professional Tile and Grout Cleaning: Pros and Cons

By: bchauveau Sunday October 15, 2023 comments

DIY vs. Professional Tile and Grout Cleaning: Pros and Cons

Tile floors are not only visually appealing but also durable, making them a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and other high-traffic areas. However, over time, grime, stains, and mold can accumulate in the grout lines, diminishing the tiles' luster. When it comes to cleaning tile and grout, homeowners often face the dilemma: DIY or hire professionals? Let’s explore the pros and cons of both options to help you make an informed decision. DIY Tile and Grout Cleaning: Pros: Cost-Effective: DIY cleaning... Read More


How to Clean Your Tile & Grout at Home

By: bchauveau Sunday February 5, 2023 comments

How to Clean Your Tile & Grout at Home

Cleaning tile and grout can be a tedious task, but it's essential to keep them looking their best and prevent the buildup of bacteria and mold. Here are some steps to follow for cleaning your tile and grout at home: Sweep or vacuum the area to remove any loose dirt and debris. Mix a cleaning solution using equal parts of water and vinegar or a commercial tile and grout cleaner. Apply the solution to the tiles and grout lines and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. Scrub the tiles and grout with a... Read More


Why Is It So Hard to Clean a Tile Wall or Floor?

By: bchauveau Sunday February 14, 2021 comments

Why Is It So Hard to Clean a Tile Wall or Floor?

Tile, and grout, have long been used for walls and floors due to its durability and longevity. However, with tile comes grout and this area is notoriously difficult to keep clean. Grout is the material used to keep the tiles in place and once you start sweeping and mopping your floors - it’s where dirt goes to get trapped! It’s texture is rough, making it easy for grime to cling to the surface and difficult for homeowners and businesses to keep shiny and clean. Cleaning grout on your own is a tiresome process... Read More


Champion Clean – How to Clean Your Tile and Grout

By: bchauveau Tuesday September 22, 2020 comments

Champion Clean – How to Clean Your Tile and Grout

Tile can be a wonderful addition to any home, be it tile floors, bathroom tile, or a tile backsplash in the kitchen. Tile is resilient and easy to clean making it a popular home décor choice. However, while the tile may clean up easily, the grout that accents the tile doesn’t always do the same. If it’s been a while since you cleaned your grout, you may not even remember what the original color is. Here’s how to get that grout looking shiny and bright! Method #1 — The Toothbrush: Probably one... Read More


Carpet Care: Holidays Are Here! Does Your Tile Floor Pass the White Sock Test?

By: bchauveau Monday October 28, 2019 comments

When choosing the flooring for home or office, many people elect to go with a hard-wood stylebe it wood, tile, or laminatebecause of its durability and the relative ease with which you can clean it. However, as you are getting ready for the holiday season, both your home and business are going to be getting more and more traffic from family, friends, and customers. But just how clean are your floors? Are they clean enough to pass the white sock test? Lets see what you can do to make them even cleaner. If you have ever looked at... Read More


Should You Use Vinegar on Your Tile Floors?

By: christineh Monday November 12, 2018 comments

Should You Use Vinegar on Your Tile Floors?

Over the past few years, there has been a trend away from caustic home cleansers to products that are more natural. You can credit these natural cleaners to a number of reasons they are cheaper, less toxic, and more environmentally friendly. One of the most common natural cleaners being used to clean tile floors is vinegar. But is vinegar a good choice to clean tile? In a word yes! Vinegar has several benefits when used as a cleaner in your home. First, it is natural so you dont have to worry about toxic chemicals... Read More


What Is the Best Way to Clean Tile Floors?

By: christineh Monday September 10, 2018 comments

What Is the Best Way to Clean Tile Floors?

It goes without saying that we want our business to look its best when a customer walks through the door. Like it or not, within the first few seconds of entering, your customers are judging you based on the cleanliness and dcor of your business space. If your tile floors are dull or dirty, then clients are going to have a negative view of the quality of your company. The easiest way to fix this is with a professional cleaning crew that can come in regularly and gets them shining bright and clean. But in the meantime, to keep them... Read More


Should You Have Your Tile & Grout Professional Cleaned?

By: christineh Wednesday November 8, 2017 comments

Should You Have Your Tile & Grout Professional Cleaned?

Your tile works hard. It gets stepped on, covered with sticky stuff, and scratched with sand and dirt. And thats on a good day. Over time, the grout darkens, and the surface loses its luster. To make matters worse, even when you get down on your hands and knees with a toothbrush, cleaner, and lots of elbow grease, it just never looks clean. Fortunately, you can bring that tile back to looking good as new by having it cleaned by a professional. There are good reasons why the professional tile cleaners get results that you cant... Read More




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