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Really greasy matt wall tiles in kitchen

13 replies

WhirlwindHugs · 31/10/2016 09:40

Help - have been trying various kitchen anti-grease type sprays for ages but they don't seem to do anything more than take the top layer of grease off - eventually the sponge will seem clean after lots of scrubbing but the tiles are still sticky.

Any ideas?

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FrogFairy · 31/10/2016 09:56

Sugar soap is good stuff.

JohnLapsleyParlabane · 31/10/2016 09:57

Cream cleaner, Cif I think it's called.

WhirlwindHugs · 31/10/2016 11:01

Thanks! I'll add those to my to try list.

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PawWavingCat · 31/10/2016 11:05

Forget all that cilit bang degreaser stuff - get yourself a box of sugar soap: much cheaper, does a better job and doesn't have an awful chemical smell. I use it in the kitchen and it's great without being abrasive.

OCSockOrphanage · 31/10/2016 16:20

Second sugar soap, or ammonia if you can face the fumes, but you will need rubber gloves and all the windows opened wide.

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shovetheholly · 02/11/2016 08:43

You can buy heavy duty tile cleaner in Homebase. It did really lift layers of grime off my kitchen floor (was an ex-rental house when we bought it). I don't know if it's any better than sugar soap or ammonia, though, both of which are cheaper.

IJustAteTheKidsFoodAgain · 02/11/2016 08:44

Try mixing vanish powder with some warm water as a spray - works wonders on kitchen grease. Really.

previously1474907171 · 03/11/2016 23:08

I second sugar soap, white vinegar or a soda crystals spray, not all together.

robynss · 04/11/2016 08:35

I use HG grease away for getting rid of grease stains. It's a really strong smelling spray so make sure you have your windows open.

Rockingaround · 07/11/2016 08:26

I love bar keepers friend for tiles and my ceramic sink - it gets scratched if you out anything in it Hmm - it's a powder which doesn't smell but I think it must act like an exfoliant. You don't need much, It forms a paste on the sponge, I then scrub it it, then a wet cloth to rinse, then dry cloth to buff, it works for corian worktops too.

WhirlwindHugs · 11/11/2016 17:51

Thanks for all the advice everyone, got most if it off with cif and the rest with sugar soap.

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hollyisalovelyname · 11/11/2016 18:05

Astonish paste is good

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