Kitchen and bathroom sealants hygienically seal the edges around your bath, sink and shower, with waterproof and mould resistant properties that allow for reliable use in wet areas. One way to ensure your bathroom or kitchen grout is restored to its former glory is to go the whole hog. This is a bit drastic unless your grout is in a desperate state. You will require a regrouting tool of some description to scrape or cut out some of the offending grout and apply fresh. This is a worse option than a grouting pen because

The problem is not all grout pens are made equal, and that is the reason why this particular Mum went for a different solution. We pride ourselves on making it easy to use products that do the job in minutes; our sealant pens are no exception. Activated with a valve to control ink flow, these pens run no risk of causing a mess in your beautiful home. I really wasn’t expecting such a good result. I have been scrubbing & steaming the grout on & off for over a year, with no real difference! I bought this product as a last resort to prevent me having to re-grout & WOW was I pleasantly surprised. It really does work & the grout looks like it has been newly applied (bright white).Before getting to work, ensure that the surface is completely dry before applying the white sealant. A wet surface may interfere with the solution and ruin the overall finished look. These grout pens are extremely easy to use, people go wrong for one main reason. So follow these straightforward instructions and get spectacular grout every time Once all coats are fully dried, your sparkling white sealant is completely waterproof and ready to enjoy!

Our nifty Sealant Pen has been cleverly designed to make any sink, bath or shower unit look brand new! Simply draw on the area which needs brightening with our anti-mould, water based formula. Before you know it, you’ll have bright white sealant that looks as good as new. Rainbow’s 5mm Sealant Pens are designed to restore the look of stained silicone sealant in bathrooms and kitchens. For best results, all you need to do is shake the pen well and lightly pump the nib around 15-20 times. Before you know it, ink will start to flow through the nib, creating a white appearance. And that’s it – you’re good to go!Grout gets grubby over time. There’s no getting away from it. Here’s this all too familiar problem laid out eloquently by a disgruntled Mumsnet user. The frustration just drips from her forum post.