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:welcome: is the crack a feature of the tile surface ie. riven, or is their a crack in the tile and grout has got in. Is it the tile joint that needs cleaning and what type of tile surface is it - ceramic/stone/limestone. You have to be careful as to the strength of cleaner used but usually a dilute brick cleaner/acid can be effective, but always test on a discreet area first and wear protective clothing.
 

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