Can it be used on ACRYLIC showers/tubs? Acrylic has specific properties that make it very susceptible to damage from the wrong kind of cleaners.
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Yes, Yes, Yes! Use it everywhere. It just sort of melts spots and dirt from everywhere. Just today I sprayed it on ink and I have used it on blood stains. It just melts it off. It does not hurt any surfaces that we used it on. The lady that showed me this product actually sprayed it into her mouth to show me how safe it is, but I would not recommend doing that. All I can say is you will love this stuff no matter where you use it. Linda B.
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My husband is the one who cleans the tub and shower, so I called him to ask if he ever used it on our acrylic tub and shower. He didn't remember. So I just ran upstairs with my extra strength mixture bottle of Advantage 20X. I sprayed it on our acrylic tub/shower and sink. I even let it on for a while. It looks great to me!
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Yes, I also read the back of the product after she left my home. I wish this lovely girl well, but I do hope she stops spraying this product in her mouth. Aside from this, I have to say that this Advantage 20X is the best Multi-Purpose Cleaner I have ever used. My Adult son always uses it and cannot believe how well it cleans.
1185195
I wouldn't use it on the tub and tiles since it was designed for glass, but it is transparent once dry.
1178299
I have never used it for this purpose, but upon re-reading the bottle I would presume it would be like using any presoak treatment. I have used for removing dirt and great from metal, plastic, etc. and it's great. Hope this helps!
1980268
I'm not sure if my shower is acrylic but it's some kind of plastic, not ceramic, and it works on my rust stains quite well.
1980270
Yup, doesn't work on the acrylic shower. In fact it didn't work on the toilet either.
129779
It can be. I use it with acrylic paints which are water based and I always use keep water in it. This is a high quality product and I recommend it highly.
1569949
I had intended this to be used in a large shower at home. Unfortunately I returned the item because the finish was not what I wanted. I don't think you can use it in a bathtub because the surface is not flat. But I am not sure.
1013400
I use it on an acrylic shower surround. It comes out ver nice. Try it on a small section that doesn't show.
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I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
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I wish I could answer for sure, but i didnt try it on any of those things and I cant test it because Im out of Goof Off right now. I used it on tubs, sinks, and faucets.
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Now that I own one of these and have looked at it more closely. It should work fine on acrylic, but the earlier answer is nonsense. These thermometers peel and stick to the outside of the tank. There's labeling on the front of the package stating it goes on the outside. They're based on liquid crystal, which is generally nontoxic and non-corrosive. They pose no threat to fish, particularly since they don't go in the tank at all. I use it on a glass tank, but there's no reason these would not work on acrylic. Acrylic is a bit less thermally conductive than glass, so the thermometer will respond slightly slower to changes in temperature than it would on glass, but this shouldn't be an issue for day-to-day temperature monitoring or hour-by-hour thermostat adjustments. The only possible realistic drawback I can think of for acrylic is the peel-and-stick adhesive is designed to be removable, but it might be harder to remove from acrylic than glass. Having not tried it on acrylic I can only theorize.
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Hello, I am sorry however it is not waterproof, so it cannnot be used in the shower or tub.
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Sorry, we have only used it in fiberglass tubs. If it stains slightly I use clorox cleaner on it.
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I wouldn't think so unless maybe the tub is vinyl, but our shower is tile and it works great.
1295011
I've never used this on anything other than glass shower doors. It is a very, very fine abrasive and would likely damage a clear coat finish.
1505306
Before I bought this I spoke to the manufacturer and they told me it can be used on any surface even material since it made with all-natural ingredients. So it can be used in a shower or bathroom. I also did some research because I always thought bleach was the way to go. Besides not being able to use bleach on many surfaces it also does not get rid of the mold so you will always have a mold problem where you use bleach. I hope that answers your question.
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I use it in my plastic 1 gallon and noting has melted yet. I don't know about acrylic though. I think it would be fine, it doesn't get too hot to touch..