Ceramic tiles are one of the most frequently used kinds of flooring in residential as well as commercial apartments. The tiling comes in a huge variety of colors, shapes, and dimensions to choose from. Wax ceramic tiles are an essential part of floor maintenance that can give the floor a shiny appearance and makes it more appealing to the eye. In addition, waxing the ceramic tiles produces a surface that is impervious to water and stains, as well as one that is non-slip. To make your floor mirror elegant, however, you will need to invest in the wax that is designed specifically for ceramic tile floors. Do you have experience waxing floors that are made of ceramic tile? In that case, there is no reason for concern. The application of wax to ceramic tiles is a straightforward process that requires little in the way of mental effort. During the application process, all that is required of you is to pay attention to the procedure and exercise caution. The steps that are outlined below will assist you in achieving a polished look throughout your home with minimal effort. 
Getting the floor ready
To ensure that you are working on a surface that is free of obstructions while waxing ceramic tile, you should first clean the floor surface. It is recommended that any old wax be removed from the floor surface before applying a new layer of wax because it is possible for the wax to accumulate on the floor surface at times. A warm water and vinegar solution can be used to strip the floor by cleaning the area with a mop. In order to clear a space for working, you will need to remove all of the furniture and any rags that might be present. Remove all of the dust from the floor surface using a broom or a dust mop, and then change into new footwear to avoid tracking the filth from your previous pair of shoes over the floor surface that has just been cleaned. How to remove accumulated wax Ceramic floor tiles were utilized. Mix up a gallon of warm water with half a cup of white vinegar, then pour the mixture back into the gallon container. It is important to carefully plan your paths because the stripping solution will make the floor extremely hazardous to walk on when it is wet. Beginning from the opposite end and working your way toward the entrance will make your work much simpler. Use a mop to clean the surface, preferably a strip mop, but you can use whatever mop you can find. After dipping the mop into the stripping solution, wring it out to prevent the extra solution from leaking onto the floor. Make a circular motion with the mop across the surface of the floor as you clean it. When the stripping solution that is currently in the bucket starts to look dirty, you should make a fresh batch. Scrub your floor in a uniform manner and then allow the stripping solution to remain for approximately 10 minutes. Avoid allowing the solution to get dry. 
Another bucket's worth of water should be poured into it, and a fresh mop should be retrieved. To ensure that you have removed all of the stripping solutions from the floor, you should wash the floor and then rinse it multiple times. Before beginning the waxing process, make sure that all of the items and equipment that were utilized are thoroughly cleaned and that your floor is entirely dry. It is important not to begin the process of waxing the floor until after the drying process has been completed, as any remaining moisture will prevent the wax from adhering entirely to the floor tiles. You can continue with the waxing process after the floor has had enough time to dry properly. How to wax a floor made of ceramic tiles There are two distinct kinds of floor wax that may be purchased in stores today. You can choose to purchase liquid wax for ceramic tiles or solid paste wax for ceramic tiles. Both options are available for purchase. The technique for achieving the dazzling look in your room area is outlined in the following paragraphs. Make a decision regarding the kind of wax to use, either a liquid or a solid paste. 
While working with solid paste wax, use a flat wax applier mop, and when working with liquid wax, use a sponge mop. Use a fresh sponge mop or flat wax applier mop to prevent bringing debris onto the recently waxed floor. Your newly applied floor coating will suffer from poor quality as a result of the dust. Make sure that your mop bucket has been lined with a garbage bag in order to prevent the wax from hardening on the bucket and rendering it unusable for further mopping. This step can only be completed if you are using a sponge mop. You can skip this step if you wish to apply the wax using an applicator. To wax yourself, submerge a sponge mop completely in the wax. An additional option is to use a flat wax applicator and pour some wax onto the top surface of the applicator. Make sure that your mop has a sufficient amount of wax on it. Be careful not to let it become either too dry or overly waxy since this could cause the excess wax to leak onto the ceramic tiles. 
It is best to begin applying your wax from the inside end of the room toward the door in order to keep from having to walk across the waxy surface on your way out of the room. When an individual part is finished, you can mop over it with broad stripes to give it the appearance of being smooth. After the floor coating has had an opportunity to dry for about an hour, you should proceed to apply the second layer using the same method. Wait for the final layer to dry before washing the tools and equipment that were utilized throughout the process. Buff the floor if the user handbook comes with instructions to do so from the manufacturer. If the floor does not need to be buffed, wait approximately eight hours before replacing the furniture and allowing it to dry. When you are cleaning the floor, you should always remember to use soft mops and soft brooms made of microfiber. The use of hard brooms and rough mops can dissolve the wax that is on the surface of ceramic tiles and generate scratches, both of which can make your room space look less desirable over time.