HazeOver instaling install#

Most likely you'll need to use a 'marble-safe' grout haze remover like the Hard Water / Soap Scum / Grout Remover we recommend. However, grout haze (unless very faint) is often a difficult case and requires a specific type of cleaner. Neither will damage your stone at all and both are very good for cleaning most substances from the surface. Nearly all 'grout haze removal' products are made with acids and will etch (burn) the marble floor tile ruining the polished finish and leaving it dull.įirst, if you already have acetone or mineral spririts you can try to remove the haze with these.

Marble etching can occur from acidic and/or harsh chemicals. If truly just a haze, then typically not a problem, but you should carefully sweep up all chunks and other debris prior to removing the grout haze.Ģ. When the grout is wet, risk of scratching is minimal, but you must be careful when removing dried grout. Marble tile is soft and can easily scratch. However, removing grout and grout haze from polished marble tile can be a delicate and tricky operation.ġ.

It's next to impossible, though, to completely clean the floor before the grout dries, so it is common for a hazy film to remain. What is the best way to do this? Thank you!ĪNSWER: It's important to thoroughly clean and remove excess grout after a floor tile installation.

HazeOver instaling install#

There is a haze on the tile from the install process that needs to be cleaned off before it is sealed.