Tile and grout are among the most commonly used coverings for floors and walls, whether in commercial, residential, or even industrial environments. These solutions offer a cost-effective, visually appealing way of applying a finish to a surface. However, they can be absolutely stubborn to clean without the right equipment. Years of grime, oils, and dirt can accumulate over time, especially in grout lines between the tiles themselves, and not every cleaning system out there is going to be capable of addressing this.
That’s where Daimer’s equipment comes in. Our purpose-built tile and grout cleaning machines tackle these deposits to restore your surfaces to a beautiful appearance. Available in several form factors and special configurations, there’s an ideal option for every industry application and required capacity. Discover the true potential of your surfaces while streamlining regular maintenance, saving money and precious time.
The basic types of equipment available for cleaning your tile and grout are highlighted here. Knowing what is available will help you find the right option for your needs:
When it comes to tile and grout cleaning equipment one of the most popular options is a buffing machine. This type of machine can provide you with a vigorous scrubbing action to help eliminate dirt and other grime that has become built up over time. When you use a buffing machine, along with your usual household cleaner, or with a tile and grout cleaner, you can expect impressive results.
Buggers are larger machines that stand upright and require the use of both hands for guidance. You can mop your cleaning solution across the area to be cleaned and allow it to soak for a bit. Then simply turn on the machine and allow the pads to do all the work. Once you are finished, you can mop up any excess cleaner and rinse the floors. When it comes to tile and grout cleaning equipment, the buffing machine is going to be the most affordable option; however, it is also the messiest, since you will have excessive water all over. In most cases, this machine is best suited for outside tile floors where there is a drain present, for example, a pool area or laundry room.
Jet cleaners are available in a number of sizes and shapes and will operate by using a number of high-powered water jets that are found in the head of the machine. The jets spin at extremely high velocities and apply a direct source of water pressure on your tile flooring. The majority of these machines also come with a built in vacuum system that will help to keep any excess water from spreading across your floors while using the machine. These machines only use water and mild cleaners if necessary for excessive dirt or grime accumulation.
Steam cleaners operate in a very similar manner to jet cleaners, except that instead of using a high powered jet of water, they use pressurized steam for scouring the tile surfaces and removing debris and dirt. There are some that come with a steam vacuum cleaner in addition to the HEPA steam dry/wet vacuum offering you an all-in-one solution for cleaning your tile and grout.
If you are considering the steam cleaner for your cleaning needs, you will find that they are on the higher end of the rental costs and will likely be more expensive than the other options that are available. They are best used for marble and granite installations where the jet or scrubbing action may cause damage to the surface of the material. However, the steam cleaners are able to be used on any tile service you may have in your home.
If you are looking for a quick solution, the best type of tile and grout cleaning equipment to suit the average do-it-yourself homeowner is the rotary tool. There are quite a few variety of attachments that are available for cleaning purposes, such as the stiff-bristled wheels. While these pieces of equipment are not suitable for any type of large-scale cleaning they are similar to the larger bugging machines in their scrubbing action and power. These are the ideal options for smaller stains in the grout joints that just need to be touched up quickly to match the surrounding flooring.
Grout is a porous material that collects dirt, grime, and spills quickly, which leaves the surface dirty and discolored. Regular mopping and spot cleaning cannot restore the original look of tiles and grouting. That’s why our high-powered cleaning equipment is trusted by customers around the world in hundreds of countries, as it can remove hardened and unyielding deposits and dirt from tiled surfaces. Nothing stands in its way!
Grouts are the sealed edges of the tiles, and they’re by far the most vulnerable to dirt and grime buildup. This is especially prevalent in bathrooms, kitchens, and other similar areas. These joints can become the breeding grounds of mildew or mold. Ordinary tile and grout cleaning equipment cannot be trusted to get rid of those pesky black patches. You need advanced tile and grout cleaning machines with the right features to keep the walls and floors looking their best and germ-free.
Restaurants, retail shops, department stores, commercial kitchens, and office buildings often use tile and grout throughout the interior areas of their establishment. They all face the problem of discoloration due to the rapid accumulation of dirt, grime, and other deposits. Regular cleaning with sophisticated tile and grout cleaning machines can aid operators in ensuring optimal attractiveness and sterilization.
In addition to our tile and grout cleaning machines, we sell dedicated hard surface floor cleaning units. For further details on how to best address grungy, dirty tiling and grouting, be sure to check out our buyer’s guide full of handy tips.
Yes, there is! Our financing option allows business customers to secure the cleaning units they need as soon as possible, with no need to pay the total cost upfront. Instead, we can set up manageable, tax-deductible installments through Quickspark that allow you to generate revenue and keep credit lines under control even while paying off your system. To learn more, contact us today or apply online via our 30-second form.
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