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Regular maintenance is all it takes to keep the tile in your motorhome looking
showroom new. When using your slide out, be sure to clean the tile floor when the
slide out is extended to prevent dirt from scratching your tiles when the slide out is
retracted.
Cleaning Tile:
Clean tiles with a damp sponge mop or cloth to maintain their luster. If moderate
staining occurs, cleaning with a window cleaner such as Windex should do the job. If
you prefer, you can use a mild solution of hot water and all purpose cleaner for tile
floors, walls and countertops. Rinse with clear water and be sure to dry with a soft
cloth to prevent streaking. Avoid cleaning tile with soap. Soap forms a film to dull
the luster. Soap also promotes the growth of mildew and bacteria.
If the grout requires cleaning, scrub with a plastic brush. Do not use steel wool
as small particles may remain and produce unsightly stains. Powdered cleaners
should not be used on unglazed tile floors. Undissolved powder will dull the surface.
In addition, sealers are not recommended on unglazed tiles. With the exception of
terracotta, which may be oiled or waxed, you won’t need to polish or buff the tiles to
maintain their finish.
Cleaning Shower:
Showers are susceptible to hot water and soap build up. Showers should be
cleaned weekly to prevent burdensome clean-up. Using the same solution used to
clean tile floors will be sufficient for the shower. However, to control mildew
growth you should spray the shower with household chlorine bleach and allow it to
stand for five minutes. Weekly cleaning of glass shower doors with window cleaner
should maintain the shine. If you have water build up, and cannot remove spots from
the glass, rubbing lightly with a razor blade will remove the deposits.
To prevent excessive moisture and a continual growth of mildew, use the
shower only with adequate ventilation. The sealer in a regularly used shower should
be replaced once a year. To accomplish this, use a sharp instrument to remove the
old sealant. Apply a new sealant, which can be found at an RV supply store.
NOTE: Before using any solution to clean your tile, be sure to check the
manufacturer’s warning label to insure the product’s safety. If you have
any doubt, test the solution in an inconspicuous place.
Unit Care & Maintenance
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