1. Pre-treat tile and grout
a. Alkaline based degreasing solution is mopped on
b. Cleaner is allowed to dwell for up to 20 minutes
c. This loosens accumulated soil, grease, contaminants and topical residues
2. Power scrub surfaces
a. Special surrogated brushes agitate the grout lines as well as the tile surface
b. Edge Cleaning and baseboard cleaning are done at this time
3. Turbo power rinse
a. Tile and grout is pressure rinsed using high pressure heated water
b. All water, cleaning solutions and contaminants are captured and extracted away in one process.
c. System is completely fluid controlled with no over wetting of any other surfaces or areas
4. Repeat process (Steps 1, 2 and 3 above)
a. Above process is repeated now using a low Ph Restorative cleaner
b. Solution works on staining, discoloration, grout haze, soap scum
5. Speed dry/inspection
a. Remove any remaining water on floor
b. Place high powered air movers to dry tile and grout lines
c. Inspect surface for any staining. Spot clean any stains found
6a. Impregnating Sealer
a. 1-3 coats depending on porosity of surface are applied
b. Absorbs into pores of surface, creating a barrier against future staining
c. Does not change appearance of tile or grout surface, or add a luster or shine
d. Excess sealer is buffed off tile and grout after appropriate dwell time
6b. Grout Stain/Colorant
a. Fixes discoloration, staining or unevenness in grout color
b. Can completely change grout to the color or your choice
c. Seals and colors grout in one process
d. Does not affect tile
Note: Grout Stain is an option to replace Step 6a. if desired.
