Abstract: An apparatus for cleaning grout joints formed between adjacent ceramic and clay floor and wall tiles. The apparatus includes a liquid container mounted on a handle and containing liquid grout cleaner, a manual flow control valve, and a liquid dispensing head, all in fluid communication. The liquid dispensing head is connected to an end of the handle and includes a liquid outlet for dispensing liquid grout cleaning solution therefrom. A scrubbing brush is removably connected to the liquid dispensing head for allowing the user to scrub the grout joint thereby removing dirt, mold, mildew, and other unwanted debris therefrom. In a first embodiment, the container, control valve and liquid dispensing head are mounted on an elongated handle thereby providing a compact apparatus for cleaning grout joints on floors, counter tops, walls and the like.

Abstract: An applicator apparatus for dispensing liquid grout sealant within a grout filled groove formed between adjacent ceramic and clay floor and wall tiles. The apparatus includes a liquid container mounted on a handle and containing liquid grout sealant, a manual flow control valve, and a liquid dispensing head, all in fluid communication. The liquid dispensing head is flexibly connected to the handle and includes a liquid outlet for dispensing liquid grout sealant therefrom. A brush or roller is removably connected to the liquid dispensing head for uniformly spreading liquid grout sealant over grout within the groove. In a first embodiment, the container, control valve and liquid dispensing head are mounted on an elongated handle thereby providing a compact apparatus for dispensing liquid grout sealant to floors, counter tops, and walls.