TILE CLEANING - MEXICAN TILE RENEWED WE CLEAN - STAIN- SEAL TO LIKE NEW APPEARANCE

TILE CLEANING - MEXICAN TILE RENEWED WE CLEAN - STAIN- SEAL TO LIKE NEW APPEARANCE

Sunday, July 16, 2017

CLEAN AND SEAL YOUR MEXICAN TILE FLOOR TO LIKE NEW APPEARANCE WITH 'MEXICAN TILE RENEW' SARASOTA FL 941-926-7444

CLEAN AND SEAL YOUR MEXICAN TILE FLOOR TO LIKE NEW APPEARANCE WITH 'MEXICAN TILE RENEW' SARASOTA FL, CALL 941-926-7444.  Removing the old, yellowed and dirty sealer from you Mexican tile floor is no easy task. I just recently read with some amusement an article posted online by some "expert" who suggested:  The first thing to do in order to refinish Mexican floor tiles is to simply try and clean them to see how bad the finish is. I recommend that you clean the tiles with a degreasing cleaner and a green scrub pad. This is the first and easiest step to take to see how well your tiles finish and sealer is holding up. You will need to get on your hands and knees and scrub the entire floor, so use gardening knee pads to reduce stress on your knees. This is all so very wrong!
The suggestion for the average homeowner to get down on their hands and knees and scrub the entire 1,300 square foot section of a Mexican tile floor with a degeaser and a green scrub pad is ridiculous. When Mexican tile floors get to the stage where any cleaning is a waste of time due to oil and grease and dirt embedded into the old sealer it is time to have the floors professionally stripped, cleaned and resealed by 'Mexican tile renew' Sarasota Fl.
One other flooring expert incorrectly recommend: CLEAN THE GROUT: After you have cleaned your Mexican tile floors with the degreaser, you need to clean the tile grout around the tiles. Take a sponge and soak all of the grout around your tiles with enough water to leave them moist,  (THE DIRTY GROUT IS SEALED THIS WILL NOT WORK) but without leaving large pools of water. Sprinkle baking soda over the wet grout and let this sit for about 30 minutes or so. Mop up the baking soda with a wet mop (THE DIRTY GROUT IS SEALED THIS WILL NOT WORK)
One other flooring expert incorrectly recommend: "Next mix up a solution of vinegar and water that is 1 part vinegar to 2 parts water in a bowl (NEVER USE VINEGAR TO CLEAN YOUR MEXICAN TILE OR GROUT VINEGAR IS AN ACID AND WILL RUIN THE FLOOR FINISH). Use a brass tipped cleaning brush (THIS WILL SCAR AND MARK THE GROUT) or grout scrub brush available at your home supply center, and scrub the tile with this solution, (DO ALL OF THESE STEPS WHILE DOWN ON YOUR HANDS AND KNEES). These recommendations are absolutely ridiculous, the person who wrote this article has never in his/her life ever actually tried to clean a Mexican tile floor.
Mexican Tile Renew Project in Sarasota Fl Where Prior Home Owner Used Vinegar to Clean the Mexican Tile Floor, BIG MISTAKE. Never use vinegar to clean a Mexican Tile Floor, vinegar is an acid and will pit and destroy the finish on your Mexican Tile Floor, see photo above on the left.
Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to St Pete to Bradenton to Venice to Englewood to Nokomis to Fort Myers Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 22 years.

Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to St Pete to Bradenton to Venice to Englewood to Nokomis to Fort Myers Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 22 years.
Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to St Pete to Bradenton to Venice to Englewood to Nokomis to Fort Myers Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 22 years.
Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to St Pete to Bradenton to Venice to Englewood to Nokomis to Fort Myers Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 22 years.
Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to St Pete to Bradenton to Venice to Englewood to Nokomis to Fort Myers Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 22 years.
Mexican Tile Renew Clean and Seal Fort Myers to Sarasota To St Pete Fl. CALL VEL AT 941-926-7444. email mexicantilerenew@aol.com

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