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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no way, this is the quality of the tile itself, the tile plaster content is high, the density is not enough, the glaze is too thin, and the cement eats inside.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I guess you wiped the glaze off the top layer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The cement marks on the tiles can be cleaned with the shield king descaling king, which does not hurt the floor tiles, and is sold online.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You can pry this tile and buy a new one!
If it is a brick with a ceramic bottom (need to soak in water before pasting), it is possible to paste it with cement slurry, and if it is a porcelain bottom (no need to soak in water before pasting), it is best to use paste agent or tile adhesive. Of course, if you have a lot of money, it is better to use tile adhesive for all. >>>More
Use a knife and spatula for the big ones and clean the balls for the small ones.
It must be cement, the cement paste is relatively strong, and the effect of glue may not be as good as cement.
Cleaning the toilet can be solved, the big shovel, the small effect is particularly good, and quickly flushed, so as not to harm the floor tiles.
As long as the glaze is not corroded, it can be cleaned, and it can be cleaned with some gasoline. >>>More