BBC's 'Clean it, Fix it' star, Maxine Dwyer has shared a cleaning hack that transforms tiles. The cleaning expert demonstrated the method with just a 49p household product and got results that prompted co-star Tommy Walsh to say the bathroom “looked new" after the treatment.
We've all seen bathroom tile grout discolour and bringing it back to new can be a battle as nine house sharers in the BBC programme demonstrated. During an episode spotted by the Express, Maxine Dwyer was tasked with an almost impossible task when she arrived at the home of nine professionals whose communal bathroom was covered in mould and limescale.
Designed to be a wet room, there were tiles on the walls and floors and the grouting was varying shades of black and yellow. An uneven floor added to the problems as instead of the water running down a slope into the drain, it sat puddled in the middle, causing limescale to build up.
