| Author | Message | ||
     AngelaK Citizen Username: Angelak Post Number: 118 Registered: 7-2006  |
I have old white subway tiles in the bathroom (at least I think that is what they are called). Most of them have very very fine cracks in the enamel which you really cannot notice - except in the ones that are dirty. On those, I've tried various tile cleaners, but have not had any luck yet getting dirt (mold, I'm assuming) out of the fine cracks. Has anyone else come across this problem? If so, how did you resolve it? The tiles are otherwise in very good condition and I don't want (and cannot afford, anyway) to replace them. Thanks! | ||
| george H Citizen Username: Georgieboy Post Number: 334 Registered: 8-2005 |
Its called crazing and it part and parcel with older tile or any older glazed objects.Nothing to do except to enjoy the charm and function of materials that have performed well but are starting to show their age. | ||
| extuscan Citizen Username: Extuscan Post Number: 705 Registered: 6-2001 |
They do make cleaners designed for old china with the same problem... but they also make Sap Remover for your car and that doesn't work either. -John | ||
| Michael K. McKell Citizen Username: Mckellconst Post Number: 127 Registered: 5-2006  |
It is what it is. Try purple power on it sold at home cheapo. |
