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Discuss New bathroom grout leaching in the Bathroom Tiling Advice area at TilersForums.com.
Sounds to me like it's just a dusty residue that's been missed in the grout joint.
Give it 24-48 hours to completely dry out, get a soft 1" to 1 1/2" paintbrush and dust it out. Clean over with a residue remover and then apply a grout sealer to the grout joints.
I'm presuming by the size of the tiles that they are porcelain so the following products are fine to use:
Residue removers:
Fila Grout Residue Remover For Porcelain Ceramic And Tumbled Stone Ltr | Topps Tiles
Grout sealers:
Fila Grout Protector 500ML | Topps Tiles
I've linked you to Topps tiles as they have a good amount of stores around the country, but HG and BAL also do these products and you'll find a tile retailer stocking one of if not all of these products.
It looks like streaks from washboy residue! Did you nottice when the tiler done the grouting. Did they allow the tiles to dry then dust off?
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