Baking soda
Cleaning the space between the tiles is a demanding and even heavy job, but leaving them like this is not hygienic and is also unsightly.
Floor joints are one of the essential things to clean for those who love to have a perfectly clean house and when they are finished with white grout it is impossible to leave them dirty. In fact, the grout darkens and you can see that dirt has accumulated between the tiles, as well as obviously germs and bacteria.
Whether it’s floors, bathroom or kitchen tiles, cleaning grout is an activity that should be done regularly to keep it as clean and sanitized as possible.
But what to use to avoid damaging the joints and obtain an impeccable result? Sometimes professional products may contain substances that attack the spaces between the tiles and damage them, so it is advisable to use natural products, or rather ingredients that you can easily find at home.
Among these we find bicarbonate, a natural and degreasing ingredient, indicated to whiten the joints and leave them like new without altering them. Useful for many operations to be carried out at home, baking soda can be used for many other things, such as to unclog the sink and free it from possible blockages.
Let’s find out how to use baking soda for the sink and clean the spaces between tiles to dissolve dirt and free the spaces from germs and bacteria!
Unclogging the sink with baking soda
In this case, it is generally enough to pour a handful into the sink, immediately add the vinegar and the sink is immediately unblocked. But how to adjust the doses? Here’s how to do it:
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