There's a lot to think about when investing in new bathroom floors. So, here are some mistakes to avoid from the selection ...

Across Britain, a simple bottle from the chemist is reshaping bathroom routines, as households chase a calmer, cleaner wash space. A wave of home testers ...

Whether you have a lot of tiled surfaces in your home or only a few small areas, you want to make sure you know how often you ...

It’s the time of year when we spend more time inside, which means now is the ideal moment to make sure your living space is as clean and healthy as can be.

If your grout or tile is grimy and you're looking for a better way to clean it, this is a product you'll definitely want to ...

There’s a gentle way back to crisp, bright tiles. Humidity, soap film and daily traffic gang up on grout faster than most of us can mop. A clay-based ...

It makes sense that the place where you bathe should also be clean. If you’re sudsing up in a shower with spots of mold growing in the corner, it can leave you feeling less than squeaky clean.

First clean the grout. Apply a baking soda paste, or, for darker or stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and white vinegar ...

If you’re looking for a way to tackle deep-cleaning tasks without chemicals, a steam cleaner will be your go-to tool. Steamers use high-temperature steam to soften grime, dissolve grease, kill ...

Seal your tile and grout at least once a year to prevent water, soap, and dirt from seeping in and making the surface hard to clean. Stick to gentle, non-acidic cleaners and avoid anything ...

Identify the type of tile in your bathroom to ensure proper cleaning. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach and vinegar, opting for pH-neutral cleaners. Regularly sweep and mop tile floors, using a baking ...

As the world marks International Seal Day on Saturday, the Two Oceans Aquarium and the City of Cape Town have teamed up to ensure residents know what to do when they encounter a seal in distress. Seal ...