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About Ceramic-Floor-Tile
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Ceramic floor tile an elegant and stylish flooring material whose true origins remain unknown. Ceramic floor tile can come in virtually any color and is so tough and durable, it could actually last as long as your home. Ceramic floor tile can be installed in most any room however they are most commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms.

Ceramics, similar to today's version of ceramic floor tile, has been found on the banks of the Nile River in Egypt. Ceramic floor tile is currently the oldest form of flooring material known to man, aside from dirt and bear skins. Speaking of dirt, creating ceramic floor tile is simply a combination of different clays that have been mixed with water, designed, shaped and then fired in special kilns. You could basically consider ceramic floor tile nothing more than flame broiled mud.

 

Benefits of Ceramic Floor Tile
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Ceramic floor tile has many benefits. Some benefits of ceramic-floor-tile are: versatility, variety, durability and ease of maintenance.
  • Versatility  -  Ceramic Floor tile can be installed on both floors and walls as well as inside and out

  • Variety  -  Ceramic floor tile can comes in all shapes sizes and colors. Ceramic floor tile can also come glazed or unglazed. With glazed ceramic floor tile you can have virtually you have the option of all the color choices and designs. With unglazed ceramic floor tile you'll have a more durable and slip resistant floor.

  • Durability  -  Ceramic floor tile, properly installed with ceramic tile floor designs tile subfloor, may actually out last your home. Ceramic floor tile is a tough floor that won't fade or become easily damage if properly taken care of. In addition, using ceramic floor tile installation tile subfloor will provide the necessary drainage and moisture protection your ceramic-floor-tile will need.

  • Maintenance  -  Ceramic floor tile are very easy to maintain. Cleaning ceramic floor tile is as simple as sweeping or vacuuming. When mopping ceramic floor tile remember to not use excessive amounts of water. Using a damp mop on ceramic floor tile is the best choice.
 

Do's & Don'ts of Ceramic Floor Tile
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When you install ceramic floor tile there are a few basic do's and don't to remember.
  • Do clean your ceramic floor tile with a damp sponge or mop

  • Do ensure the cleaner you use on your ceramic floor tile is non-acidic and non-alkaline

  • Do use cleaners made specifically for ceramic floor tile

  • Do use a floor tile design ideas subfloor

  • Don't use soap on your ceramic floor tile as it can leave a film and bring on mold and mildew growth

  • Don't use ammonia based cleaners or vinegar and water on ceramic floor tile as they may dull the shine

  • Don't use abrasive cleaning pads on your ceramic floor tile as they can scratch and damage the finish

 


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