I loved this product. I had it at home for a couple of months before I decided to use it. I am now hooked and have regretted a whole kitchen plus eating area, two bathrooms and a laundry room all with two white grout pens. Once you start an small area there is no stopping until you finish all the tiled areas.

Not crazy about this product. Not sure what I was expecting, but not this. It doesn’t clean, it just covers like shoe polish. Would not buy again.

Wish could use for wider amount.

Here is a picture of a small section I’ve done on my bathroom wall. You can see it makes a pretty big difference. This is just 1 coat and it did soak into the grout pretty well. I went out of the lines onto the tile a little, so I let it dry and then wiped it off with a wet wash cloth. It came right off of the tile but stayed put in the grout, so I’m hoping once you let it really soak in well it’ll stay even after washing the wall with cleaner. The pen has the be shaken and depressed every few minutes, so that’s a bit of a pain but it works just a Sharpie paint marker. My bathroom is pretty small and I’m eager to see how much just 1 pen covers. I’ll likely buy again.

The felt tip of the marker fell apart when applying it to my grout between the tiles in my shower. Didn’t last more than 3 minutes before it started shredding. I wasn’t applying more pressure than normal as if I was using it as a writing utensil. Waste of money and effort.

We have an original bathroom floor (built 1950s) with 1 tile. We have not been able to keep the grout clean, so I thought I would give the grout pen a try. 1. It works, as you can see in the pictures. 2. Because of the amount of grout, I had to buy seven pens to get to the second picture. I bought three more to finish it off which I have yet to do. 3. This is time-consuming work. Because the grout was wider than the pen, I had to go over each grout line several times. 4. The pen is frustrating. It starts off working well, then it needs priming which smashes the tip so you no longer have a fine line. This worked for me because my grout was wider than the pen tip, but it would be hard to keep a fine line otherwise. I finally started priming with my fingers to try to keep the pointed tip, but that only worked for a while. I even flipped the pen tip to try to keep the fine line, but eventually both ends were smashed. 5. It was really hard to know if there was more grout in the pen, so I may have thrown away pens that still had grout, but it wasnt coming out, so I tossed the pen. I see this as a temporary solution, but I am thrilled with how my floor looks. I am not sure how long the grout will hold up, but this is good for now.

I used this product 5 years ago in the bathroom floor of a house we bought. It had beautiful beige tile and hideous orange grout. After cleaning the grout with a paste of Oxiclean, I applied the pen. It covered completely and I have beige grout. It has lasted without reapplying for 5 years. The floor is washed every week. We recently bought a vacation condo with beige tile and orange grout in the shower. I used the white pen and the shower looks brand new. Now I ordered more for the floor

I wish the tip was longer so I didnt have to be pulling everytime. Other than that, it did what it was supposed to. Would buy again.

I used the pen on my white tiles in the bathroom. The results were amazing.

We have an older home, over 70 years old, with lots of tile work. Much of the grout, particularly the floors, though sound, is discolored. We have found these pens to be a simple and economical way to bring the grout lines back to an attractive state. It takes a bit of doing to get used to using them well, but once you do, it goes very fast. The results are wonderful. We have repurchased pens several times and are very happy with the result. We have been using them long enough to know that the result is long lasting and stands up just find to use and to cleaning. We are extremely happy with the economy, ease of use, and beautiful results of these pens.