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Quarry tiles

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Deedaa Wed 19-Jun-13 17:47:42

My better? half decided to use a degreaser on our terracotta tiles in the kitchen. He managed to remove all the sealer so that they sucked up dirt like a sponge and we ended up having to re tile the floor!

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Elegran Wed 19-Jun-13 13:30:14

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JordanCabot Wed 19-Jun-13 12:31:11

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kittylester Sun 03-Feb-13 15:32:51

Thanks glamma

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glammanana Sun 03-Feb-13 13:56:34

There is a sealant you can buy from DIY shops which is non-slip mr.glamma can't remember the name but if you pop into any of the shops they will help you find the correct one.

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kittylester Sun 03-Feb-13 13:51:29

DD3 has an old house with quarry tiles in the kitchen. They are permanently dirty no matter how many times they are washed and I was wondering if there is a way of sealing them or something like that. Bertie (1 year old) is permanently filthy from crawling on them and, as for the 10 sec rule - never.

Has anyone any tips? She is keen to keep them if at all possible.

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