Bathroom grout is typically made of sand, concrete and water. Despite the fact that it is customarily white, it is currently made and sold in various shades. Grout follows your washroom tile to the walls, floors or roofs. It likewise ingests water and moistness since it is a permeable material. So as to shield washroom grout from staining and microbes, it is fundamental to clean, dry and seal the grout consistently. Here are some more tips on how to protect your bathroom grout. 1. Dry your washroom completely after each shower or cleaning. Utilize a squeegee, towel or material to dry all tiles after they get wet. Ensure you have an exhaust fan or window that can suck the dampness out from the air. • If you don't do this, grout will ingest the excessive dampness, which will transform into mold. It will stain and breakdown the structure of the grout, making it disintegrate rashly. In some cases, the water and mold can get behind the grout and into the tiles. 2. Clean washroom