Removing oil stains from tiles is easy like this!

Do you recognise the problem of seeing oil stains on your tiles? You'll recognise them as darker patches on your tiles. Oil stains on tiles often arise from outdoor frying, barbecuing, or a car that is leaking oil from its engine block. Naturally, you'll want to remove them quickly, as oil stains on tiles do not look good in your garden, patio, or driveway.

In this blog, we give you some tips to easily remove oil stains from tiles.

Oil leaves nasty stains on tiles that are difficult to remove. In this blog, we will give you some ways to easily and quickly remove oil stains from your tiles.

Fat and oil are lighter than water, which is why they are also water-repellent. This is why you sometimes see oil slicks floating on water. Because oil and fat are water-repellent, you can't get rid of them with just water. Especially not on tiles, which are porous. Oil and fat will then really seep into your tiles and leave unsightly stains behind.

As soon as you've spilled oil, something has leaked, or there are splatters from the barbecue or deep fryer on the tiles, it's important to act quickly.

You need to act quickly when oil and grease have gotten on your tiles. If you don't act quickly, it will only soak deeper into your tile, making it harder to get it off. To tackle the problem of oil stains on tiles, you can use our powerful industrial cleaner use. This is a powerful degreaser, and therefore ideal for removing grease and oil stains from tiles.

With this step-by-step plan, you can quickly remove oil stains from tiles.

• First, sprinkle an absorbent material such as sand, table salt or cat litter.
• Second, let this absorb for 15 to 30 minutes.
• Then you mix the industrial cleaner with a little warm water.
• Apply this to the oil stain on the tiles, and scrub well with a dish brush or sponge.
• Finally, rinse with warm water afterwards. If necessary, repeat again.

On the internet, you read many tips about using cola, washing-up liquid, benzene or cleaning vinegar. These are easy home, garden and kitchen tips, but compared to the Super Industrial Cleaner don't work nearly as well.

So cola is just a drink and not very strong. White spirit and cleaning vinegar can sometimes give off an unpleasant odour. That's why the industrial cleaner is the solution for removing oil stains from your tiles. In addition, this degreaser contains 2 to 3 times more active ingredients, so you can clean all oil stains well and thoroughly.

The industrial cleaner also works well on porous surfaces. These include, for example, patio tiles or paving slabs. In combination with warm water, its strength is enhanced. The industrial cleaner is also a multi-functional product. You can use it for many problems. For example, for cleaning your wheel rims, cleaning your stainless steel extractor hood, cleaning tools, removing stains, and other heavy soiling. Do you have any other cleaning problems? Then look for your answer in one of our blogs!

For the question of getting grease stains out of my patio tiles, the answer is Super industrial cleaner. Of course, you have different types of terrace tiles. Think smooth or porous terrace tiles. If you get grease stains in them from barbecuing, for example, you also want to get these grease stains out of your terrace tiles. To do this, use the same step-by-step plan.

• First, use an absorbent such as sand, cat litter or table salt.
• Next, let this absorb and soak in for a moment. After about fifteen minutes, remove it with a dustpan and brush or a cloth.
• Then mix the industrial cleaner with warm water, and apply this to the grease stain on your patio tile.
• Using a sponge or washing-up brush, you can scrub it clean some more.
• Rinse it off with warm water, and that's how you get grease stains out of your patio tiles.