I've used this many times on furniture, but I'll be doing spindles on my staircase soon was considering using a liquid deglosser has anyone used one?
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I have never used a liquid deglosser. When I did my stairs I did all the wood with Java Gel. Good luck.
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I've used the wand attachment on a couple of our pieces of furniture and it works fine because you can control the amount of water used. But I definitely wouldn't use the round scrubber portion of the machine on furniture because it puts out way too much liquid!As with all surfaces you clean, make sure that whatever cleaner you use is okay for that fabric. Otherwise, you'll make it look worse and possibly void any warranty you may have.
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Dear Simone, it would be helpful to know a bit more about the surface of the vanity: wood, wood composite, formica or another laminate or plastic? The Krud Kutter is very effective in removing just about anything, which is why it is reccomended as a pre-painting cleaner. For the price, you can't lose by trying. However, if the surface of your vanity is a natural product, like wood, I suggest that you use the product but not let it "sit" on the surface. If the "globe crap" doesn't lift on the first application, use the Krud Kutter a few times. You probably don't want it saturating the area you plan to stain. Having done a little refinishing, I would consider using a very fine steel wool (000 or 00) either with or after using the Krud Kutter. Make sure you wipe off all residue so your stain will work. Good luck.
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I have used it twice inside. The first time was a small bathroom, I ripped out the toilet and sink stand and taped myself into the room, wearing a mask and goggles, and painted the whole room floor to ceiling. Didn't have to worry about spatter. The second time was in a hallway closet, I wasn't sure how good of an idea it was but I dreaded painting all the shelf corners by hand. I put about 4" of tape from the doorway out and taped plastic over the carpet and about 3'x3' outside the closet, and had very good results, no overspray. I would highly recommend familiarizing yourself by testing outside on some scrap wood with corners first though, so you are able to judge how thick to put the paint and how far it sprays. Two thin coats 10 minutes apart are WAY better and easier than one thick coat that starts running and dripping and ends up looking awful.
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I use my Spinscrub on my hardwood floors. I think it is the best way to clean them using the oil soap for hard wood floors. You MUST make sure to turn it to squeegee and suck up all the excess water. GO SLOW; TAKE YOUR TIME. Do not leave the unit sitting on your hardwood. Stand to the side, and make sure you sucked up all the water! Also, like one of the previous users noted, the new machines are NOT as good as the old ones! This is my fourth Spinscrub but will be my last. Hoover used to make the best products for home floors, but their quality is not only lower, but has disappeared!
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ABSOLUTELY. The Durgol treatment saved my Lavazza, no exaggeration. Try the Durgol and don't be afraid to double up if one treatment isn't enough. And remember to always use distilled water in your machine to prevent future buildup.
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I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
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Bruce® Half Gallon Hardwood/Laminate Floor Cleaner RefillI use this on my dark espresso stained bamboo floors and I think it's the best - I've tried Bona, Glass Plus, Windex, Water, Diluted Vinegar, dishsoap.... very frustrating. I use this with a microfiber cloth (for cleaning glass) on the end of a swiffer mop. It's a pain but the only thing that works.
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I used it on large traffic area on my carpeted entryway. I lightly spray the area, then with a warm damp bath towel I wipe the area then flip the towel and go over again. Works good. It's also handy as a clothes stain remover like a "Tide Stick". Last week I got chocolate syrup on a white Polo shirt. Gave a quick shot on it, waited 30 seconds, then blotted with a warm damp washcloth. Not even a hint of the stain remained. Literally 3 times more effective than Spot-Shot.
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I used it on Oak stairs and had no problems...does wear off after so many uses so you need to re-apply
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I would call the company and ask them directly. I looked at their website (reduceeveryday.com) and found this answer to your question under the "FAQ" section: "No, it warps the products. If you are having a hard time sterilizing or cleaning the products, use a bottle brush cleaner with a skinny handle."
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I wouldn't muddle in this. It will most likely get clogged and you will definitely have a harder time cleaning this. When I muddle I prefer to do it in the glass and then pour in my liquids.
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I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same direction. Good luck. I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same... » Read More I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same direction. Good luck. « Show Less
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After using it a few times, there are definitely better alternatives. I've since found Barkeepers Friend liquid cleaner and a regular scotch pad works just as well if not better. This is a pretty large and cumbersome brush and you have to fight the drill to keep it under control. That being said, you could definitely use a corded drill but if there is no way on your drill to dial down the speed, you're going to be fighting the drill a lot.
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I dont know about using a deglazer but if you jacket is longer than waist length you should buy two bottles,
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This is the best for the stairs! It has 2 rotating brush extensions for either wide or shallow stairs, or your preference. Easily detaches, easily connects.. It is light enough in weight, that it will be fairly effortless to go up or done the stairs, doing carpet or hard flooring material. Lastly, it gets good and close on the edges next to the wall or the next step, however your stairs are arranged. I think you will be pleased, I have been!Have fun,Mark
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I've used it many times over varnished wood, and had very good results. Most people, these days, seem to skip the middle steps of sanding and wiping down, and are pleased enough with the results. I prefer to do it old school and reap the benefits. Even 1-2-3 will adhere better if you break the gloss, first. Your end results are only as good as your preparation. If the chair is old, it may be shellac and not actually varnish. Zinsser also makes a shellac-based product called B-I-N. Both work really well.