
White Grout That
Looks Like New
Over time, tile grout can become stained, dull and discolored—turning from bright white to gray or even brown.
This easy-to-use formula helps restore your grout’s original color, giving your space a noticeably cleaner, fresher appearance.
A simple way to revive old-looking grout lines.
Clings to Vertical
Grout Lines
The thick gel formula stays exactly where you apply it, even on vertical wall grout.
It remains in contact with the surface for hours instead of running down the wall like ordinary liquid cleaners.
No Scrubbing.
No Strain.
No Harsh Fumes.
No more spending long minutes scrubbing in awkward, uncomfortable positions.
Simply apply the gel, let the formula work and wipe the surface clean.
Tough on Stains.
Easy on You.
Everyday spills and buildup can leave tile grout looking dull, stained and neglected.
From tomato sauce to stubborn surface residue, the gel formula penetrates grout lines to help lift away visible stains and restore a cleaner, brighter appearance.
For fresher-looking grout without the exhausting cleanup.
3 Steps to
Cleaner-Looking Grout
Refresh stained grout without exhausting scrubbing.
Apply
Apply the gel directly along the stained grout line.
Let It Work
Allow the gel to remain in contact with the surface.
Wipe Clean
Wipe or rinse to reveal cleaner-looking grout.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use it?
Apply the gel to the stained grout line, allow it to work as directed, then wipe or rinse the surface clean. Heavy scrubbing is generally unnecessary.
Can it be used on vertical surfaces?
Yes. The thick gel formula clings to vertical grout lines instead of immediately running down the surface.
Can it be used on metal surfaces?
No. Do not use it on metal surfaces or metal fixtures. Avoid contact with faucets, drains and metal trim.
Should I test it before use?
Yes. Always test a small, hidden area first and follow the directions provided with the product.
What should I do if it gets in my eyes?
Immediately rinse your eyes thoroughly with plenty of clean water and seek prompt medical attention.