Roxie
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What do you use to clean the tile and grouting in a shower enclosure? The grouting is beginning to go a light brown.
Thank you for replying.
John
Thank you for replying.
John
Obviously you rinse well between them, otherwise one neutralizes the other, never mind the toxic gases.morturn":18uksfpf said:Not a good idea to mix bleach and acid, it produces toxic gases called chloramines are produced. It can also produce chlorine gas.
What's the issue?RogerS":bp9kq1o1 said:Don't whatever you do try bleach to clean the grout on marble tiles.
Don't waste your money on this, it's just bleach on a fancy bottle.ColeyS1":2prsb5y6 said:This is the stuff you need
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Usually £5-£6 a bottle. Sorts on mouldy silicone aswell. Does leave the room smelling quite bleachy for a few hours. I lent mine to someone was all but ready to regrout his bathroom. Hes a bit of a fuss pot but even he was amazed by the results.
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Interesting. Greece, being the land of marble, has marble monuments all over the place. Gravestones, war memorials, even window sills are marble. It's everywhere. When you want to clean it, you buy a bottle of strong hydrochloric acid from the supermarket (ask for marble cleaner) and spray liberally. Quite an exciting reaction follows - lots of fizzing, and then your marble looks brand new. I don't know if they do this with the Parthenon - you would think not...Eric The Viking":2xckinuj said:[
But marble and acid - no way!
My experience is that this stuff works much better than bleach and is worth the extra.Rorschach":hntlvej0 said:Don't waste your money on this, it's just bleach on a fancy bottle.ColeyS1":hntlvej0 said:This is the stuff you need
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Usually £5-£6 a bottle. Sorts on mouldy silicone aswell. Does leave the room smelling quite bleachy for a few hours. I lent mine to someone was all but ready to regrout his bathroom. Hes a bit of a fuss pot but even he was amazed by the results.
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It only works better because it is more concentrated, chemically it is identical though. It is also way more expensive. 2 or 3 applications of the cheap bleach will do the same job and since an application takes just seconds you can save your money for beer :lol:Marineboy":3da6w82d said:My experience is that this stuff works much better than bleach and is worth the extra.
I always go for this product. Yes it's expensive and stinks, but it works. Being Mr Suspicious, I filled a spray bottle with supermarket thin bleach - no comparison. I note your comment about repeat applications of regular bleach, but what I like is that one hit does the job. I'd rather be woodworking.Rorschach":lu52fsm0 said:Don't waste your money on this, it's just bleach on a fancy bottle.ColeyS1":lu52fsm0 said:This is the stuff you need
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Usually £5-£6 a bottle. Sorts on mouldy silicone aswell. Does leave the room smelling quite bleachy for a few hours. I lent mine to someone was all but ready to regrout his bathroom. Hes a bit of a fuss pot but even he was amazed by the results.
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