Grout-eez Instructions & Important Information

The main things you need to know about Grout-eez to make your job so much easier!

  • Grout-eez cannot be used on natural stone it can etch the stone (made for ceramic and porcelain tile & grout).

  • Wait 24 hours after you are done cleaning your grout to get the true color and results.

  • Let Grout-eez dwell on the grout for at least 5 to 10 minutes.

  • You need a good stiff bristle brush to scrub grout (do not use something like a tooth brush).

  • Mop the area as soon as you are done (clean 10 sq. ft. at a time so it doesn't dry & get sticky).

  • Grout may not be as easy to clean as we show in videos.

Tips & Tricks to Clean a Floor With Grout-eez

  • Cover stainless steel appliances and any other floor surfaces with plastic.

  • Use a mop and bucket with hot water to rinse floor.

  • Apply Grout-eez to 6 - 10 sq. ft. at a time.

  • Let Grout-eez sit & dwell for 5 to 10 minutes

  • Agitate grout with a  good stiff bristle brush to scrub grout (do not use something like a tooth brush).

  • Rinse floor immediately after cleaning each section of the floor.

  • Dry the floor with a towel under your foot after rinsing.


Watch Video For More In-depth Explanation

Tips & Tricks to Clean a Shower With Grout-eez

  • No need to to remove & replace old moldy caulk anymore (like we say in the video). Our newest product M.S.R. Mold Stain Remover, it will eliminate mold stains from caulk & grout without the hassle of removing it.

  • Apply Grout-eez to the tile & grout walls and scrub immediately due to gravity making Grout-eez run down the wall.

  • Apply Grout-eez to the floor last and scrub.

  • Rinse walls & floor with water.

  • Put towel over drain to keep Grout-eez from going down the drain, to dip your grout brush in it if you need more solution while cleaning.


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Frequently Asked Questions

A single bottle of Grout-eez covers approx. 250 sq ft. To figure out the square footage of a room you multiple length x width.

Ceramic and porcelain tile and grout. Can be used on floors, showers, counters, backsplashes, etc. (it can not be used on natural stone)

No, because it needs time to dwell

It is a strong restorative cleaner, it will remove your sealer. But to be honest with you your sealer is probably long gone anyways.

Yes, absolutely you can!

Yes it does. The only type of grout it does not work on is epoxy grout.