White Bathroom Tiles

More often than not, choosing the right grout shade usually boils down to personal preferences and there’s no right or wrong answer when it comes to finding your perfect shade. In terms of how your tiling project looks, the grout colour is just as important as the tiles themselves. Let’s take a look at some handy tips to help you make a decision: 

Off-white Grout 

A grout shade that’s off-white can make a lovely subtle contrast to pure white tiles. This grout colour can make each individual tile pop even more, which is ideal if you’d like them to feel more separated and stand out. Off white colours tend to also conceal “discolouration” a bit more, which can make cleaning a bit easier. 

A Grout That Matches Your Tile Shade 

When paired with your white tiles, white grout can make them blend seamlessly together, perfect if you’re looking for a tile installation that all feels really tied together.

Darker Grout Shades 

Choosing a grout shade that is several shades darker, or an alternative colour completely, is great for those who are into more bold and adventurous tiling projects. This technique can look fantastic in small areas such as bathroom splashbacks or even accent walls. 

White grout on floor tiles can be easily cleaned in just a few simple steps. Due to the fact that floors attract a lot of dirt each day, it can be useful to stay on top of the cleaning to prevent them from having a large build up of debris. Let’s take a look at some useful tips: 

1. Use Baking Soda - Often accessible in many households, baking soda is an ideal cleaning product to remove any residue or dirt that’s discolouring your white grout. Mix three parts baking soda with one part water to form a thick paste. Apply this to the grout lines (wear gloves) and grab a cleaning toothbrush to scrub any dirt. 
2. Spray With Vinegar - Grab a spray bottle and fill it with some vinegar and warm water. Spray this solution directly onto the baking soda -  you’ll see that it will start to effervesce as it does its job by breaking down grease, grime and dirt. 
3. Scrub Lightly - After waiting for the mixture to fizz for a little while, use the toothbrush to scrub in between the lines again. 
4. Rinse & Wipe - Once you have completed scrubbing, wipe away any excess solution with a microfiber cloth and clean warm water. Ta da! Your tiles will look as good as new. 

If you’re looking for some more tips on how to clean your tiles, have a read of our helpful guides. We have all the tips right here to ensure that your tiles stay spick and span!