Does it work in bathroom tile with mold in between? Would it ruin the porcelain of the tile?
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did not use on tiles,u can try on a small piece,but works good on metal with sticky material on it
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I can't answer this because I didn't use it for that purpose. I can't look at the label because it isn't at my home. A tooth brush and an abrasive cleanser always worked for me for such jobs. Maybe I had really tough tiles.
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HI Holdin5Aces, Our EnduroShield for Tile & Grout kit will work brilliantly on ceramic tiles, with the same water & oil repellent properties (making it easy to clean) as the glass product. This can also be used on porcelain, ceramic, and vitrified surfaces, and is also perfect for the shower floor. Thanks, The EnduroShield Team
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I can't answer this because we had an old enamel tub. It worked great on that. I would be afraid of the water and mold growing in the grout under the mat. Maybe someone else has tried it. Sorry!
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No, this product is for natural stone or other porous tile. Porcelain is already sealed and does not need additional sealing. The grout between the tiles WILL need to be sealed, though. For that use the straight 511 sealer, not the 511 seal and enhanc.e
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I have ceramic tile in my kitchen & bathrooms & it seems to be cleaning the grout just fine. If you have something heavy just hit the trigger that gives you a big blast of steam. The more you hit the trigger the more water you use but it gets heavy grime up good especially on hard wood.
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I would try it in a small area first and see for yourself. You did not mention what kind of tile, I would question the long time results on ceramic. Good Luck !
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I have not tried it on shower floor tile, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. But you must make sure to allow it to dry completely, which is probably at least 72 hours before exposing it to a large amount of water on a shower floor.
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I didn't try that. But, I can't imagine there is anyway it could do that job. It made a mess of ceramic tile!
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My office where it is being used is carpeted, so I'm not sure about porcelain til but I can say the backing is rubberized so my guess is that it would work. I am considering buying another for my tiled kitchen floor and did not even take this into consideration.
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there is no need to use it on ceramic or porcelain tile as they are both made of non absorbent material (they've been sealed by being fired). You only need to use it on the grout.
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yes, this can be used on porcelain. You will find that it does not streak and leaves a nice shine.
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Do not use on colored ceramic tile, as it dries with a milky finish. The problem using it in a shower is this. Almost any soap or shampoo that comes in contact with the Neverwet finish will dissolve the Neverwet coating, leaving the surface unprotected and prime for mold growth unless the Neverwet is immediately re-applied. Most soaps and shampoos will dissolve the finish.I hope that this is helpful.
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I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
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I'm using it to seal my marble tile in the bathroom. I found this stuff after reading this blog. She tests marble using this sealer - and just good info all around. She summed up my own thoughts completely. LOVE MARBLE! http://petchhouse.blogspot.com/2006/03/sealing-marble-acid-test.html
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no, it won't damage porcelain, however, you can get the same type of thing (without the rubber baking) from Lows or Home Depot cheaper and in bigger sheets. it is used for sanding drywall.
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Hi, As long as the surface is flat and clean there should be no problem. If the surface is textured or uneven it will not stick. Bathroom tile works fine as long as the suction cup has a good firm grip. One trick is to get a smooth plastic or hard coated small white cutting board and connect it to the wall you use on the floor or bed as well.Hope this helps. Lee
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If you have bathroom floor tile it should work. It did wonders for the tile in my shower. Maybe order just one package and see how it works for you.