After living in our house for three years and trying every option under the sun to try to clean the grout in the hallway bathroom, I stumbled across this blog post from Young House Love and boy, am I glad I did!
I spread this project out over a few days so I didn't get totally burnt out on it. It was super easy - just clean your grout with a rag/brush and soap, let it dry, then paint on the grout renew with a paintbrush that you probably already have lying around your house! Have a cloth or tissue handy to quickly wipe up any mistakes (there will be).
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This Grout Renew can be found at your local Home Depot for $11.97 and is available in a large amount of colors.
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Over halfway done!
This was also the day that I discovered (by hearing running water) that we had a pipe burst under the house.
Fun.
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BEFORE / AFTER
Nice work!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! I have some white grout in our bathrooms that I can never keep as white as I want to!
ReplyDeleteoooh will have to check into this!!! You did a great job! Looks so good!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to try this since reading about it on young house love. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and good to know!
ReplyDeleteI saw this post on YHL and I've been wanting to try it ever since! Glad to know it worked for you as well. We've gotta try this in our bathroom.
ReplyDeletewow! it looks great! i predict ill be on the floor cleaning our rental! xo jillian - cornflake dreams
ReplyDeleteHoly 180. We don't have grout but yours sure looks brand spakin' new.
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to do this for forever! I remember wishing I had the materials when it snowed in Columbia and we couldn't leave the house. Hopefully seeing it again will spur me on.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Semi-unrelated, what is the color on your bathroom walls? It's so peaceful!
ReplyDeleteYour bathroom looks great! I have been looking for a product to do this to our powder room- thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like cleaning out the grout required a lot of work. But everything looks good, so it still ended on a good note. As for discovering the busted pipe, at least you’re now aware of it, and can take the necessary precautions and repairs. Anyway, thanks for sharing this with us. All the best!
ReplyDeleteNathan Riley @ Steemer Atlanta