Many people will use strong acid to clean the surface of ceramic tiles when they see stains, but in some cases, the stains are not cleaned cleanly and the surface of ceramic tiles is corroded and discolored. If the tile is dirty, first determine what stain it is. If it is cement or other stains on the surface, it can be removed with weak acid. If it is a stain that penetrates into the micropores inside the tile, you can choose a professional cleaner. It is important not to damage the luster of polished tiles, and to do high-quality anti-fouling treatment immediately after water seepage cleaning to avoid the recurrence of water seepage on the surface of tiles.

2. Random waxing:

Everyone knows that brick surfaces need waxing, but not all tiles need waxing. Many owners mistakenly think that waxing can better protect tiles, but they do not know that they have committed a misunderstanding of tile maintenance. Especially vitrified brick, if it is found that the surface of vitrified brick is yellow and stained for a long time, it will lose its luster if the original wax is not removed. When cleaning and protecting vitrified tiles daily, all stains on tiles should be thoroughly cleaned first. If there is glue or dirt, it can be wiped with neutral detergent and scouring pad. When waxing the vitrified brick, it must be sprinkled on the surface with a wax remover, not water. 10- 15 minutes later, wet the ground with water to remove the old wax. After cleaning, follow the normal waxing steps for maintenance.

3, open the window to speed up the air drying:

Many people think that it is necessary to open the window to speed up air drying after paving the wall tiles, but they often ignore one point. Tiles should also pay attention to locking moisture. When the ceramic tile is dry, it not only needs moisture, but more importantly, it must be locked to ensure that the moisture does not run off. Sprinkle some water on the paved tiles every day after paving the tiles, but do not splash water and keep the ground wet for 4-6 days.

What are the classifications of ceramic tiles?

1. polished brick: this kind of brick is made by pressing clay and stone powder with a press and then firing. Same color on both sides, no glaze. After firing, the surface is polished to make the front surface smooth and beautiful, and the back surface is the true color of the brick.

2. Vitrified brick: Vitrified brick is similar to polished brick, but it has higher requirements for production, better pressing, higher density and higher firing temperature, and can be all-ceramic. Suitable for living room, bedroom, aisle, etc.

3. Antique brick: Antique brick is imported from abroad and is essentially glazed porcelain brick. Antique tiles belong to ordinary tiles, which are basically the same as disks. The so-called antique refers to the effect of tiles, which should be called antique tiles.

4. One-piece brick: One-piece brick is a kind of unglazed porcelain brick, with the same material and color on the front and back, and good anti-slip and wear resistance. What we usually call "non-slip bricks" are mostly integrated bricks.

5. Glazed tiles: As the name implies, the surface is glazed. At present, about 80% buyers in home decoration choose this brick as the ground decoration material.

6. Mosaic: Mosaic is a special kind of brick, which generally consists of dozens of small bricks to form a relatively large brick. Scope of application Because of its small size and rich colors, it is widely used in small indoor areas, walls and outdoor walls and floors.