Tile Sponge Dedra Original Hydro 170 x 115 x 70 mm model 1521

The Dedra Original Hydro tile sponge model 1521 measures 170 x 115 x 70 mm and is intended for cleaning tiles and grout during and after installation. This compact rectangular sponge is made from an absorbent material engineered to remove excess grout, water and residue from ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles without scratching surfaces. Designed for controlled wiping and shaping of grout lines, the sponge supports both professional tilers and DIY users who require precise, repeatable cleaning.

Advantages

The Dedra Original Hydro sponge combines high absorbency with a firm shape that resists deformation during repeated use, enabling consistent grout removal and surface wiping. Its rectangular profile and defined edges make it easy to reach corners and maintain even pressure along tile joints. The material is compatible with common tile surfaces and does not retain abrasive particles that could damage finished tiles. The sponge is compact and easy to handle, allowing accurate control in small or tight areas.

Suitable for

• Removing excess grout from ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles
• Wiping adhesive residues and water during tile installation
• Cleaning tile surfaces and grout lines in bathrooms, kitchens and floors
• Use by professional tilers and DIY renovation projects

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 170 x 115 x 70 mm
• Shape: rectangular with defined edges
• Material: high-absorbency sponge suitable for tile cleaning
• Surface compatibility: ceramic, porcelain, natural stone
• Intended use: grout and tile surface cleaning during and after installation

How to use

Moisten the Dedra Original Hydro sponge with clean water and wring out excess so it is damp but not dripping. Gently wipe across tiles and grout lines to remove grout haze and residues, rinsing and re-wringing the sponge frequently to avoid redepositing material. For corners and edges use the sponge’s defined sides to maintain even pressure and avoid smearing. After initial cleanup allow grout to set as recommended by the grout manufacturer and perform a final wipe to remove remaining haze.

Usage recommendations

Rinse the sponge regularly during use and change water if it becomes heavily contaminated. Use a damp, not saturated, sponge to prevent over-wetting of grout joints. Replace the sponge when it shows significant wear or if it no longer cleans effectively.