Can I use the squeegee to clean my shower tiles?
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You could try, but I wouldn't expect too much. I could see the steamer didn't have much effect in removing soap scum from glass shower doors, even with vinegar applied first, and tiles should be pretty much the same issue. I'd use Bon Ami ('hasn't scratched yet") to scrub it off, or a Magic Eraser pad.
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Unfortunately No!I tried this model on mildew on ceramic tiles in a shower and it did little to help the problem.
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I have not yet tried that. However, I do believe that if you use it often enough, it will work on tiles that have soap build-up.
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Not really. You would have to move the squeegee horizontally and let the water fall in a vertical line which would require wiping down.
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I agree with Emily's comment....no squeegee attachment but the capability is there to add one. I'm looking to add an attachment soon to mine to clean some vinyl siding that's impossible to reach with a regular sponge mop.
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I seriously doubt it... you have to put this on with water/soap mixture and squeegee it on... it adheres to smooth metal. I would definitely say no in your case and I've never seen a product for what your asking
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Hi Tom,Thank you for your query. No, the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment .Kind regards Dave
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I would not use it on a shower floor with four inch tiles because the surface it adheres to should be smooth.
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I think you can get thicker pads, but the ones that come with it are more for flat surfaces. They do have enough depth to work on typical shower tile grout. If you have those larger ceramic tiles where the grout has a deep finger run like groove, it's probably not going to work as well, the steam effect however may make it easier for a Swiffer to finish it. I'd recommend finding a deeper, thicker pad and using that. Plus I've recently reviewed some nice steamers with the power to ideally go after grout cleaning.
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We use the squeegee feature on our patio. We don't have animals, or hardwood floors, so we don't use it inside the house.
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No, I use that as well to clean. Product works great as long as you keep the shower floor clean. I mean like once a week is fine. Have had product on for well over a year and it is still fine.
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I do use this inside. Since a squeegee is messy I use 2 paper towels, one to wipe the excess off, the other to dry. I have found that it streaks more then if you use the squeegee and is more work.
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I don't think so, I used it on my ceramic tile without any problems. It's got a soapy slick feel to it I which is easy to rinse off with warm water.
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You probably could, but, scouring is probably not the recomended method. There are cleaners out there that would do a fairly good job without ruining the finish on the tub. Talk to your hardware store expert. I believe Kaboom may be one of their suggestions. Remember that stains, lime build up an soap scum may take different products to do the cleaning. Good luck!
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Unfortunately No! I tried this model on mildew on ceramic tiles in a shower and it did little to help the problem.
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I do not have tile floors or shower tiles to clean but here is the HomeRight website link. It does mention tile grout. http://www.homeright.com/products/steammachine-multi-purpose-power-steamer
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I used on my bathroom shower tiles, which it was not very effective. But my tiles are 3x3 with small grout lines. These bristles are very dense, long, and a bit awkward which makes it very difficult around and in corners which is my entire shower, but if your grout wider and obviously flatter surface with minimal corners this may work.