How Do You Clean White Streaks On Porcelain Tiles?
White streaks on tile come from a variety of sources, including tennis shoes, spilled food, dried soap, chalk and other elements. You can easily clean these white streaks using baking soda and vinegar, two natural cleaners that remove dirt and germs without causing damage to the tiles or grout. The baking soda also whitens the surface as it lifts stains and won’t create harsh fumes or combine with other items to create fumes like bleach or ammonia do when combined with certain elements. Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda on the white streaks. Make the layer heavy enough that you can’t see the tile underneath the baking soda. Wet the scrub brush and scrub the streaked area with small, circular motions. The baking soda will make it hard to see the white streaks as you scrub because they are the same color. Pour two cups of vinegar in the bucket. Add hot water until the bucket is halfway full. Dip the mop in the vinegar and water mixture and mop the floor. When the baking soda and vine
