Clean Surface With Vinegar

• Vinegar is an all-round solution for all cleaning tasks. When it comes to cleaning ceramic tiles, mix 1/4 cup white vinegar with 1 gallon water and apply it on the surface. Use a mop to wipe the surface. You will be able to remove most of the dirt without any elbow grease and without damaging the surface on the tiles.
  
  

Remove Tough Stains With Scouring Powder and Water

• If you see tough stains on the ceramic tiles, prepare a paste of water and scouring powder and rub it over the stain with tough hands. Allow the paste to sit for five minutes and do its work. Rub the surface with a synthetic scouring pad or soft brush. Do not use sandpaper, a hard brush or other abrasive, which could damage the tile surface. Repeat the process until the stain has been removed completely. Rinse the tile area thoroughly with water so that no residue is left behind, which may form a film.
  
  

Using Ammonia to Remove Mildew

• This homemade ceramic tile cleaner is more appropriate for places like bathrooms, kitchens and pool areas, which are highly exposed to moisture. Even if the tiles are tidy and clean, mildew may find its way in the bathrooms, pool decks and spa areas. If mildew has appeared on the ceramic tiles, make a solution of ammonia and water in equal quantities. Use a soft brush to clean the mildew and rinse the area with clean water. While using ammonia for cleaning purposes, make sure the room or area is well-ventilated.
  
  

Using Kerosene to Remove Rust Stains

• Use kerosene to remove rust stains by applying it on the stain and rubbing it with a soft brush. Ensure your hands are well protected with gloves when working with kerosene and that the room is well-ventilated.