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Porcelain garden tiles have become increasingly popular among garden enthusiasts for their durability, aesthetic appeal, and low maintenance requirements. However, like any outdoor surface, porcelain tiles require regular maintenance to ensure their long-lasting beauty. In this blog post, we will share valuable tips and practical advice to help you keep your porcelain garden tiles in optimal condition throughout the changing seasons, with just 5 easy steps.
Regular cleaning is essential to prevent dirt, debris, and stains from accumulating on your porcelain garden tiles. Use a broom or a leaf blower to remove loose dirt and leaves. Then, rinse the tiles with water and a mild detergent to remove any stubborn stains. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools that can damage the surface of the tiles.
While pressure washing may seem like a convenient option for cleaning your porcelain tiles, it's best to avoid it. High-pressure water can force water underneath the tiles, leading to potential damage or loosening of the grout. Instead, opt for gentle cleaning methods to preserve the integrity of your porcelain garden tiles. Should your grout appear loose simply replace using a fine premixed grouting such as the A-Joint Ready Flex
While your porcelain tiles won't need sealing like regular paving slabs due to being non-porous. A high-quality sealant will create a protective barrier on the surface of the grouting between each slab, preventing moisture from seeping in and reducing the risk of staining. It is recommended to apply the sealant annually or as per the manufacturer's instructions. Our top pick is the Bond It - Patio Seal.
Porcelain tiles are relatively resistant to staining, but it's still important to take precautions to prevent stains. Promptly clean up any spills, especially those from acidic substances like wine, vinegar, or citrus juices. Consider using a protective tray or mat under planters or furniture to avoid any potential stains from moisture or rust.
While porcelain tiles are known for their durability, excessive weight or impact can still cause damage. Avoid dropping heavy objects or dragging furniture across the tiles. Use furniture pads or coasters to prevent scratches or damage to the tile surface.
By following these maintenance tips, you can ensure that your porcelain garden tiles remain beautiful and functional for years to come. Regular cleaning, proper sealing, and taking precautions against harsh weather conditions and potential stains will help preserve the long-lasting beauty of your porcelain outdoor tiles. Remember, although porcelain tiles are durable, it is essential to treat them with care to enjoy their full benefits.
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