How to Remove Grout Residue from Textured Porcelain and Ceramic Tiles

Grout residues can remain on the surface of porcelain and ceramic tiles after the grouting process, leaving them looking dusty or dull. Find out how to easily clean and remove grout residues using Lithofin KF Cement Residue Remover.
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[@quentinkrall8674]

Great advice on how to use the product as well as how to use it in a proficient and timely manner.your insights are very helpful and I appreciate how u communicate effectively.good day mate.

[@mikelyonstiling]

The master at work…another good demo Bob 👍

[@sandraf6033]

Thank you. Great demonstration

[@adams7475]

You mentioned using a wet vac to suck up the product after cleaning. Could this be done with a Titan wet and dry vac from Screwfix or would the acid damage it?

[@lithofinuk1283]

If it states 'Chemically Resistant' this should be ok to use.

[@turnerkevin3]

Great video and very helpful

[@goodbyetothepeople92]

Will this damage or discolour grout that has just been redone?

[@lithofinuk1283]

We always recommend pre-wetting grout joints to reduce any effect on them and advise completing an initial test in an inconspicuous area

[@patricksnavely5850]

Muriatic acid turned my grout orange. 😑

[@grahamjones2759]

Given how caustic this product is, I amazed at the lack of eye protection and the use of short sleeves. The scrubbing brush tends to flick the product around quite a lot too.

[@Mike-jm7tn]

Only if you live in california

[@stanetchells7955]

Hi, will this remove adhesive residue on porcelain tiles? Thanks S

[@lithofinuk1283]

Yes, test Lithofin Cement Residue Remover

[@angelinalozada189]

Thank You.

[@missteekcritiques]

What if it's walls

[@lithofinuk1283]

Work smaller sections, start from the top and work down and protect any sensitive surfaces below.

[@berniethejet]

I would have preferred to see a matte white tile with a black grout. I am having real trouble with black grout sticking deep into the pores of my white porcelain Undefasa tiles.

[@beasmith1]

Did you get it sorted?
I have a feeling this stuff wouldn't be a match for that lol I just ended up on here as I am regrouting my bumpy white tiles with jet black grout! Floor to ceiling tiling. I must be mad, but it's looking lovely so far, but I am dreading getting to the bath area because those tiles are slightly tarnished from 17 years of water. Can't get it off, tried all sorts in the past. I can imagine the grout is just going to grip to those tiles. Not sure what to do yet when I get to that area...

[@mohammedshahid7003]

If you have to do that then it's rubbish. There are better products out there