Tile Grout

I am jumping in here. This is one of the most inexpensive things you can do
to give a kitchen or bathroom a face lift. Go to Home Depot or other
building supply store, there is a cheap little tool you can buy to gently
scrape out the grout lines (you do not need to go all the way down).

You
only scrap the surface. Then apply a layer of new grout. Let dry and clean
up the dullness.

The next step is very important. They make a grout sealer
that dries clear. Apply this.

It may seem a little pricey for the extremely
budget minded, but will preserve you grout and tile from stains and prevents
any moisture from getting into the little crevices. This will prevent damage
from molding as well. We do all of our own tile work and grouting, we just
changed the sink out in our bathroom, this is our 4th house to work in.

Feel
free to email me with your questions.

From: blairrl520@aol.com
Date: Thu Jun 13, 2002 10:46 am
Subject: Re: Tile Grout