I need a water based cleaner and the info does not tell if it is or not. Anyone know?
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I was wanting to know the same thing. I did find this when I was looking if it helps this is water based Mix soap and water. Mix a few drops of mild soap, like a gentle dish soap, with water to make a water-based cleaning solution good for removing most stains. Add a few drops of white vinegar or a pinch of baking soda to remove odor while cleaning. Test the cleaner. No matter which type of cleaner you use, you will want to test it on an inconspicuous spot first, like under the sofa cushion. Clean it and let it dry to make sure the color doesn't fade or the texture of the microfiber isn't ruined. Apply the cleaning solution. Apply the appropriate cleaning solution for your sofa with a clean, soft rag, and then gently blot the sofa to remove the stain. You may have to reapply the cleaning solution to the rag several times before you completely lift the stain. Never apply the cleaning solution directly to the couch as your goal is to use the least amount of saturation possible to lift the stain. Good luck
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Healthful Home Mold & Bacteria Cleaner is safe for most any material but is water-based and can leave watermarks. Fabrics and materials treated with the cleaner may need dry cleaning after treatment to remove any residual watermarks. As with all cleaning products, it is recommended to test a small area for any fabric before using.
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Yes other brands can be used once it is water based. However if you use other brands before your warranty is up and something goes wrong with the machine during that time, it voids the warranty sadly. Just thought I'd throw that in just in case!
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No this version is for Chlorine removal only. Once you're 100% sure your water authority uses Chloramine, you'll need to call Aquasana directly for the "upgraded" version (Model AQ-4125). Expect to pay more (without any discount, except if you sign up for the auto-refill program) for that version. I notice the Chloramine version is slightly bigger than the regular Chlorine version.
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No, I don't think so. The product packaging says "Always use clean water. Do not use any other type of liquid or aromatic oil".
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No, it's a purifier, not an Ionic one.?i have the large Rabbit (Minus A2) and the smaller one (Bio GS) and they are amazing! These differ greatly from the ionic ones- I used to have two from Sharper Image and they were terrible- I suggest the Rabbit 1000%.
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No, this is not a water softener. It will not filter out the majority of the heavy minerals in the water.
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No idea! Go to the Aquasana website and see if you can find the information there. If not, give them a call, they'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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they say "do not use detergent or soap".my own experience is this;this water supply is instant classic white deposits that respond to anti-lime cleaner types.i faced some nasty build up as per directions.i substituted about 1inch of h2o with shower cleaner .ran it for an hour.it did the trick ,I finished with soft sponge and more cleaner.careful not to scratch the glass. rinse well does the trick.careful with the spinner!
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No it is not. It just works off you pool filter motor and cleans the water that is in the pool.
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Specifically I don't know. It's basically an all purpose cleaner. But it can get a little soapy.
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So far, I've only used it to remove Zoya polish (not water based). But I've read multiple reviews online stating that it works on water based polish.
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Yes - this is NOT a water based product and you need to use mineral spirits to clean brushes, etc. after using it. It is awesome, though!
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I read the spec on the ratio between purified water and drain water but can't recall the numbers. The amount of water used in the process isn't something I notice but if you are concerned about this compare the ratios between purifiers to get a baseline. My purifier continues to provide trouble free service. Very satisfied.
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I compared a water based product and this one. This one appeared to be more effective. It's more expensive.
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Hi Mary, personally I am on city water and use my filter for final polishing and not primary filtering. I would suggest you have your well water analyzed then contact Aquasana's technical support and forward them your lab results and let them tell you if their filter system is capable of purifying your water to potable standards. Please be absolutely aware of chemical toxins and biological pathogens that your lab will be able to identify. On a final note depending on you geographical location, we need to also be concerned about radiological contamination. To some extent there is a filter that is capable of addressing that problem too. If need be, ask me about it and I will look it up for you. Hope this response is of some use.
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This product is for the treatment tht you put in every tank, I believe the manufacturer has another product that is meant to be a cleaner?