Cleaning tiles is not easy most especially if used for the kitchen counters. That area is most of the time wet and gets dirty with all the cooking and washing. I'm not speaking in general terms because I also specify tiles for kitchen counters if my project is low cost but I see to it the size is on the bigger scale than the smaller scale. The smaller it is, the more grout grooves it has where water and dirt resides. I'm definitely not loving our kitchen counter top, it's very outdated, old and nothing really good that I can say about it. The apartment management should've updated it before because it's way too impossible right now to do that. I have no plans of not having a working kitchen counter if it has to be torn down and replaced so I'll just leave it as is.
...our colorful and outdated tiny kitchen counter...
I think it's not the tiled kitchen counter which I like the least here but the once carpeted bathroom. Oh yes you read it right, carpet in the bathroom! The wet area! I know this is perfectly normal in some places like hotels but it's usually within the dry area of the bathroom. I'm thankful that hubs and his papa had changed the carpet to vinyl at least, even if it's not the typical bathroom tiles it's still better and easier to clean. It could've been better though if it was replaced with finished flooring like those big sized subway tiles which has non-skid/slip finish. The only thing I like having it vinyl finish is that the bathroom floor isn't too hard for baby =)
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Sometimes cleaning and doing house chores can really eat up a lot of our quality time right? :/
Cleaning as you go helps to minimise the effort later. :D
Carpet in the bathroom? Weird choice, that. o.O
that kitchen looks good... hubs house kicthen is filled with cat hair @.@;
and always in this messy way because someone likes to leave the stuffs everywhere >.<
Cooking, cleaning, cooking, cleaning, and the cycle carries on and on...
i'm sure nobody loves cleaning right?? especially the grease on the tiles.. haha!! :p