How to stop grout becoming discoloured on kitchen floor

[walki]

Hi, I have a problem with the grout in between our kitchen floor tiles, the tiles are beige and the grout is also beige. After my husband tiled the floor we religiously applied a liquid that we bought from the tile shop (which we suspect is probably Unibond)? in order to stop the grout discolouring due to dirt etc. After about 2 months the area in which I do most of the food prep is turning a different colour than the rest of the grout (dirty), I was the floor regularly but the discolouration still remains, I have thought of getting down on hands & knees and scrubbing it with bleach but we thought the protective liquid we bought was supposed to prevent this happening.

Can anyone help here please

Cheers

 

[walki]

Sorry I just re-read this - I meant to say 'wash' the floor regularly.:lol:

 

[Del W]

Welcome to TF.What product are you using?

 

[DHTiling]

Hello and welcome... some more product data would be good.. 🙂

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

:welcome:

 

[Ian]

Welcome along

 

[Andy Tiler]

Hi walki the best thing to do is to have your grout recoloured,no more scrubbing,its good stuff.check this link out
CSi:Grout - The home of Colour Sealing No more dirty grout & grout colour | CSi:Grout - The home of Colour Sealing No more dirty grout & grout colour |

 

[walki]

Hi, the product we used is Fila Grout Protector 'stain protection - protects mould' bought from Topps Tiles

 

[White Room]

Hi and welcome...

Your grout will collect small amount of residue when mopping/cleaning the floor...

 

[suave]

welcome!