Every tile wall or tile floor deserves a nice grout that makes it look absolutely beautiful. This way, the tiles really stand out and look good. But after every grouting job, something is always left behind. Cement slurry. Cement slurry is a thin layer of grout that remains on the tiles. It looks dull and this ruins the look of the new tiles. Therefore, you need to remove cement slurry after grouting the tiles.
Removing cement slurry with cement slurry remover
The Cement slurry remover from SuperCleaners is highly concentrated and therefore incredibly powerful. This product is of professional quality due to its high active ingredients. The great thing about this is that it gets the job done within minutes! Of course, you can use the cement residue remover to remove cement residue, but also other hardened building debris, rust and lime. Again, you can use it on various substrates such as tiles, flagstones, walls and floors.
It is important to know what the stone is made of. Tiles with lime as their raw material cannot withstand cement slurry remover. Think of natural stone or marble. For these substrates, the Super Multi Heavy Cleaner the best option.
Cement slurry remover 1L
- Quick & simple
- 100% concentrate
- Economical in use
How to use our cement slurry remover
- To remove cement slurry, mix Super cement slurry remover with water. The ratio is a maximum of 1 litre of remover with 20 litres of water. For smaller jobs, we have the 1 litre cement residue remover and for big jobs, the 5 litre version.
- First clean the tiles with water. Then apply the diluted ratio to the tiles with a sponge, mop or cloth.
- Then leave the product on for about 5 minutes. Do not let it dry up! Then clean the tiles with a brush or sponge until the cement residue is gone.
- Rinse the surface with some clean water to ensure there is no residual cement slurry or product left on the tiles.
Another 3 tips from the expert
Besides cement slurry remover, there are a number of other methods to remove cement slurry.
- Fill a bucket with lukewarm to warm water and then use a scouring pad. Scour over the cement residue with the scouring sponge and then polish it away. When doing this, be careful not to sand away the grout.
- Vinegar and water can also help. Use a ratio of 50% water and 50% vinegar. Because vinegar is an acid, it is not suitable for all tiles. So be aware of this when using vinegar as a remedy.
- Finally, you can remove cement residue with a window scraper. In doing so, you scratch it off the tiles. Do this carefully, of course, as you might get scratches.
Super Cement slurry remover the best choice
All in all, we do recommend using Super cement slurry remover. It is specially made for it and does not leave scratches. Also, this product contains a higher percentage of active ingredients, making it more powerful and also suitable for the professional. Besides these advantages, SuperCleaners's products are also fully biodegradable. The bottles are made of recycled plastic and the boxes are FSC labelled. So with this, we are environmentally conscious.
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