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We do not recommend the use of floor waxes, as they can be difficult to remove from ceramic floors. As long as your floor is properly sealed and maintained, you should find no need for these products. Shower stalls and tub enclosures should have proper ventilation. Stagnant water breeds stain causing mildew, as well as other fungi. Mop or sponge your tile down 2 to 3 times weekly. Mix 1 capful of dishwashing liquid per gallon of hot water. Mop up excess water and allow to dry. Buffing with a dry towel will help to reduce spotting.
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a good quality dust mop and sweep your ceramic tile floors daily. This
is especially important in new installations where the grout has not
fully cured. Soil, mud, and sand tend to grind into the grout mortar
from heavy foot traffic. Soil collecting carpet mats should be placed in
frequently used entrances and shaken out weekly.