Tiles are versatile and are used just about anywhere.  Floors, walls, countertops, ceiling, and showers, ect.  Tile is generally easy to clean. Only mild neutral cleaners are necessary to keep tile surface looking their best.  Of course, nothing is perfect, including tile.  Tiles are porous.  Grit and grime can become embedded in the surface of the tile, requiring a “deep” cleaning to remove.  There are health issues with tile and grout, mold can develop on both tile and grout.  This growth can produce serious health issues for building users and occupants, including allergic reactions and infections from other forms of respiratory illness.  It can also cause damage to the tile area on which it grows.  Although traditional cleaning processes can eliminate these problems, most heavily used floors face additional obstacles. For example, rotary buffers usually cannot penetrate tile surfaces to remove most normal soil, because the grout is recessed into the floor surface and using too course of a pad to try and penetrate the surface may actually