Cleaning Products
L-16 Tile & Ceramic Cleaner
A task-specific cleaner for compatible tile and ceramic surfaces.
Application guide
Tile & Ceramic Cleaning
Identify the soil and surface before selecting chemistry, dilution, agitation and rinsing.
Before choosing a product
Understand the complete application route
Identify the soil and surface before selecting chemistry, dilution, agitation and rinsing.
Site conditions matterUse this page as a selection guide. Review site conditions and current product instructions before application.
Recommended sequence
A practical step-by-step approach
1
Confirm that the surface is tile or ceramic rather than sensitive natural stone.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
2
Remove loose debris.
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3
Test the selected dilution and contact time.
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4
Agitate with a suitable non-damaging tool.
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5
Rinse, dry and inspect for residue.
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Practical guidance
Tile & Ceramic Cleaning FAQs
Can strong cleaner remove all construction residue?
Different residues require different methods. Cement film, paint, adhesive and general soil should not be treated as the same problem.
Why must natural stone be identified?
Some stone reacts with acidic or alkaline cleaners and may etch, dull or discolour.
Can cleaners be mixed?
Do not mix cleaning chemicals unless the manufacturer expressly states that it is safe.