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05SRT4:
Our bathroom grout was bad even after steam washing it. We ended up finding these Grout paint pens. Looks good and now cleans up with a quick wipe with a rag or mop.

https://www.amazon.com/Grout-Pen-Beige-Ideal-Restore/dp/B006MCTB3W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1482838564&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=grout+pen&psc=1

Lowes and home depot should have them.
menace:
Just hit up grout sealant on google--theres a million products--but you will have to get on your hands and knees at least once to apply it.  And don't waste your time going after the builder--unless you specifically wrote it into a contract its not getting done--I have yet to meet a builder that seals their grout as a courtesy (or does much of anything as a courtesy)  It is not a code requirement or something that sells more houses so it doesn't get done.
BadMouth:
I remembered something else this morning.

Powdered Oxi-Clean works fairly good for cleaning grout.
Make a paste and let it sit on the grout lines for like a half hour, then scrub and rinse.

Of course that only gets it clean.  It doesn't keep it clean.

leapinlew:

--- Quote from: BadMouth on December 27, 2016, 09:18:58 am ---I remembered something else this morning.

Powdered Oxi-Clean works fairly good for cleaning grout.
Make a paste and let it sit on the grout lines for like a half hour, then scrub and rinse.

Of course that only gets it clean.  It doesn't keep it clean.

--- End quote ---

Good tip, I may try this... I hired someone to do the deep steam cleaning and it looked better, and it was only a couple bucks for them to reapply the sealer so I paid for them to do it. They used a Grout Wand Stick which made the job go real quick: https://www.amazon.com/Grout-Wand-Stick/dp/B003I2MK1Y

SNAAKE:
thx everyone


here is another WILD idea..how about regular white glue in the gap lol? its pretty solid and easy to clean I guess. like masking tape the surrounding then put the regular white wood glue in there then scrape the excess and let it dry. I might give this is a try on a tiny area in the bathroom to see how it works out lol..
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