Step 2:
Fill a spray bottle with distilled white vinegar and spray it over the bicarbmix. It should start bubbling up into a thick mixture that is perfect for tackling grout
Step 3:
Use your toothbrush to scrub away the grime; a stiff bristle grout brush is also a good tool for this task. Rinse well with water.
The products we love…
Grout eraserIf scrubbing with an old toothbrush fills you with dread, try a grout eraser. We like the JML Doktor Power Magic Eraser. It’s more expensive than the bicarb method, but depending on how grimy your grout is, it might save you some scrubbing.These sponges wear down quickly though, so you’ll need a few if you’ve got a whole bathroom to tackle. We recommend cutting them to a convenient size before wiping over your grout.For a ready-made alternative to bicarb, coat your grout in Stardrops Pink Stuff paste which is great for lifting grime.
Mould removersBanish unsightly mould on grouting with HG Mould Spray. This specialist cleaner is designed to remove mould and help control regrowth. Always follow the instructions on the bottle.If you’ve got stains that just won’t shift, try covering them with a grout pen. Unibond Grout Reviver Pen covers old grout with a fresh white layer, so you can smarten up your grout in minutes.