Things You Will Need
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For small scuff marks, use an art eraser. Rub it back and forth until the mark disappears. Use a white or light-colored eraser; a pink eraser may leave a stain.
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Cut a small cross in a tennis ball with a craft knife. Push the end of a broomstick into the cut and erase the scuff marks. This method is especially useful for large scuff marks.
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Spray a small amount of WD-40 on a cloth and rub it into the scuff mark. Once the scuff mark is removed, wipe the area with a dry cloth.
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Clean stubborn or large scuff marks with a non-scratch dish scrubber. Rub gently to prevent damaging the tile finish.
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Spray a small amount of non-stick cooking spray on a soft cloth to wipe off the mark. Dry the area thoroughly with a clean cloth.
The Drip Cap
- It's difficult to avoid an occasional scuff mark on a tile floor.
- The culprit could be hard-sole shoes, furniture, even children's toys.
- For small scuff marks, use an art eraser.
- Spray a small amount of WD-40 on a cloth and rub it into the scuff mark.