Review on 💦 Waterproof Grey Tile Grout Pen: 5mm Colorant and Sealer Marker - Narrow Tip (7mL) by Bill Maki

This was the most incredibly comforting and least frustrating home improvement product I have ever tried. My gray slate tiles in the kitchen were covered in green (ugh) grout when I bought this place - it made the grout look moldy. I bought a gray pencil (slightly lighter than the tiles). It was easy to install, didn't stain the floor and the floor looks a billion times better - and it was really fun. tips. Really clean the solution first. I cleaned with a grout brush, vacuumed with steam, then vacuumed again. It may be overkill, but the cleaner the better it works. I drew a 5x10 foot area with the smaller pen and it was enough to make it a little bigger. Shake the pen, then press down on the cardboard until the tip is covered with the solution. . For sequential application, press down again to recoat the pen at each tile intersection. Drag the tip of the pen slowly, more like a brush than digging into the tiles. I didn't have to tape anything, but I had paper. The towel is ready - wet things are easy to clean after drying - well, it's grout. Since my pen color was lighter than the original grout color I let it dry for a day and then vacuumed and applied another coat - it almost looked like a professional job. Did I mention it's absolutely calming? Can't comment on durability yet, but it's so easy, painless, and cheap that if it needed replacing it wouldn't be a problem. house renovation was