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Daveyboy
I've got a client who has had a fire in their kitchen which has caused damage to the floor and wall tile grout. The damage is effectively stained grout. The insurers sent in the cleaners who have got it to the state shown in the photos but can't do any more. The insurers have said the client needs to get estimates to have the tiles re-grouted and won't pay to have the tiles replaced.
The floor tiles (laid in the 70s) look like terracotta and the grout looks like cement, the lines are approx 10mm +-. The wall tile grout could also be cement because it doesn't have the texture of wall grout.
The floor tile area is approx 40m2 and the walls approx 7m2.
Removing the grout will take days and countless fern blades. Is there any other solution such as using a cement or grout stain remover that won't damage the tile surface?
The floor tiles (laid in the 70s) look like terracotta and the grout looks like cement, the lines are approx 10mm +-. The wall tile grout could also be cement because it doesn't have the texture of wall grout.
The floor tile area is approx 40m2 and the walls approx 7m2.
Removing the grout will take days and countless fern blades. Is there any other solution such as using a cement or grout stain remover that won't damage the tile surface?
