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Ardex grout.. It is more than likely Polymer/latex leaching from the washing off process... scrub the joints with a scotch pad and a solution of LTP grimex... This should sort it..

I doubt it is Efflorescence , as this is a white powder formation and not just a whitish effect..

Try the cleaning part and report back once dry..
 

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