Lift the excess cleaner with a mop then rinse the surface with clean water.
Cleanind grout haze off polished marble.
The customer called the builder back as they were unhappy with the finish but he could not rectify the problem so the customer contacted tile doctor to see if anything could be done.
Let it soak for several minutes as directed by the manufacturer instructions.
Polish dry with clean absorbent towel.
I tested a small area today with a regular cloth and it wasn t going anywhere.
Because it is a polished marble made of calcium carbonate it makes it acid sensitive.
It s important to thoroughly clean and remove excess grout after a floor tile installation.
Of course rinse the spot with clean water right away and wipe dry.
Repeat the same process to scrub and rinse each small section of the floor until the entire tile installation is clean.
Use a nylon scrub pad to swirl the cleaner over the surface and loosen the grout haze.
Most grout haze removers are acidic and will etch the marble dulling the surface and ruining the finish.
It s next to impossible though to completely clean the floor before the grout dries so it is common for a hazy film to remain.
Let the floor dry.
Scrub it lightly with the sponge to remove the haze.
However removing grout and grout haze from polished marble tile can be a delicate and tricky operation.
It is not correct and i m amazed that a marble tile installer is telling you to put vinegar a damaging acid on your marble and that he wants you to clean off the grout haze when it s his job to complete the install.
Clean the sponge frequently as you work and replace the rinse water as it gets dirty.
Apply the grout remover to the grout haze on your marble tile.
While sealing the grout a lot of sealer has marked the tiles.
If it is actually a cement haze then if you take some diluted vinegar in a out of the way spot and apply it to the haze it should remove it.
Dry off with a soft towel or.
Rinse the tile faces and grout joints with a sponge and clear water immediately after scrubbing each section.
Vinegar would be okay to use on ceramic or porcelain for this purpose because it is acidic like most grout remover products.
Removing grout haze from polished marble tile.
The actual product dilution ratios and cleaning requirements may vary depending on the use amount and type of grout film present and method of application.