Is this produce safe on my new porcelain tile floor? I put a glossy sealer on my entire floor and it started flaking in less than a month.
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Hello, we used this on our tile, it was safe for the tile, however it wasn't very effective at removing what we were trying to remove.
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Fairly certain it's safe. I had put sealer on my porcelain tile before I had cleaned up all the excess very well so ordered this to try and get it off. It stunk so bad and didn't really get the sealer off. Not that I tried very well.
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Hi Kim. No, you do not need to seal your flooring. Sealing your flooring may void any manufacturers warranty and you should consult your manufacturer prior to installation. No, we have not had any reports of mold or mildew with this product. Be sure to test your concrete for high moisture levels if mold is/could be a concern.
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Yes, I have porcelain tile and it did a good job cleaning the floor and didn't hurt the grout in any way.
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Good question...so good that I don't have the answer. I will tell you this - there wasn't ONE word of exaggeration in my review..my grout was sparkling, like new white grout..there's the key word "white". My other bathroom has light tan grout. Zep got the stains up but did NOT BLEACH IT. since I'm only talking light tan, I would not use that as the green light to use it on your colored grout. I just looked at my bottle and there's a customer service line for questions like yours...I'm sure it's on their website too...Yeah, I know, you where hoping for "real world" results..well that can be you once you use Zepp then brag about your beautiful floors! Good luck � Good question...so good that I don't have the answer. I will tell you this - there wasn't ONE word of exaggeration in my review..my grout was sparkling, like new white grout..there's the key word "white". My other bathroom has light tan grout. Zep got the stains up but did NOT BLEACH IT. since I'm only talking light tan, I would not use that as the green light to use it on your colored grout. I just looked at my bottle and there's a customer service line for questions like yours...I'm sure it's on their website too...Yeah, I know, you where hoping for "real world"... » Read More Good question...so good that I don't have the answer. I will tell you this - there wasn't ONE word of exaggeration in my review..my grout was sparkling, like new white grout..there's the key word "white". My other bathroom has light tan grout. Zep got the stains up but did NOT BLEACH IT. since I'm only talking light tan, I would not use that as the green light to use it on your colored grout. I just looked at my bottle and there's a customer service line for questions like yours...I'm sure it's on their website too...Yeah, I know, you where hoping for "real world" results..well that can be you once you use Zepp then brag about your beautiful floors! Good luck � « Show Less
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I used a sprayer and sprayed it on the whole floor. It didn't clean my grout but it sure made the tile sparkly
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I have had no issues. But it all depends on the condition of your floors. If they are well sealed, you should have no issues. I just try not to use heavy steam. Also, if you are using vinegar, that can be an issue in the long term as the acidity can "eat" away at the finish.
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Nicole - Thank you for the email. Have you sealed the repair and now are trying to dull the shine down? If so, this is because the shine in the sealer is high and if your tile is a flat it will be tough. I would suggest taking some nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol and rubbing the area softly to remove the lacquer and this will also dull the shine down slightly. After this dries, you can then use the white side to dull the shine more. After it at the shine you want, then you can stop. You do not need to use the clear pen if the shine is low. The repair will be sealed already and the higher shine is not needed. This should get you to where you need to be. Thank you
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I've had mine for about three months. I use it once or twice a week and it shows no signs of flaking. I've used it for chicken, burgers and steak.
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As others have said there is a coating inside the can. I have not noticed any flaking of the material (I do check every once in a while) but I cannot say for sure if will flake or not. I do have a few dents in some of the cans but the lining is still intact but YMMV.
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For me I use plain cold water ,once a wk throw a little mop n glow in the water.Works ok for me. Then every 6 months I reuse the Quick Shine.My tiles are over 30 yrs.' old.Cerrito tile made in Mexico.
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I use Quick Shine Deep Cleaner on my tile floor only. I can only attest that, left on the floor for a good 15 minutes, the old wax and embedded dirt "melts" away. Good stuff! Now, on laminate floors, I have no idea. However, you can try it on a small part of the laminate floor that is usually not visible and make the test there to see if the wax is removed. Only thing, though, I use a lot of water with the Quick Shine Deep Cleaner and let it set on the floor. I understand laminate floors are unforgiving when a lot of water is applied, causing the floor to buckle. Try a small amount. Good luck! I use Quick Shine Deep Cleaner on my tile floor only. I can only attest that, left on the floor for a good 15 minutes, the old wax and embedded dirt "melts" away. Good stuff! Now, on laminate floors, I have no idea. However, you can try it on a small part of the laminate floor that is usually not visible and make the test there to see if the wax is removed. Only thing, though, I use a lot of water with the Quick Shine Deep Cleaner and let it set on the floor. I understand laminate floors are unforgiving when a lot of water is applied, causing the floor to buckle. Try a small... » Read More I use Quick Shine Deep Cleaner on my tile floor only. I can only attest that, left on the floor for a good 15 minutes, the old wax and embedded dirt "melts" away. Good stuff! Now, on laminate floors, I have no idea. However, you can try it on a small part of the laminate floor that is usually not visible and make the test there to see if the wax is removed. Only thing, though, I use a lot of water with the Quick Shine Deep Cleaner and let it set on the floor. I understand laminate floors are unforgiving when a lot of water is applied, causing the floor to buckle. Try a small amount. Good luck! « Show Less
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I wouldn't recommend since it keeps your floor wet for 1-5 minutes and can result in spots. It is 100% reliable to tiled floors.
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I would try a Mixture of Proxide and Water. Proxide will help keep the tile White,as it Cleans. For the 21oz bottle Go 4oz of Proxide and the rest Water. With the micro fiber you will see more dirt come off the Floor. Hope this works for you.
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Gloss or matte finish? I would say neither. Once it is dry, the stuff is absolutely invisible. I put two coats on my new stone patio and anticipated some noticeable change. Nothing. You'll know it is there, however, when something capable of staining is eventually spilled. A little soap and water and the problem is solved. I saved the empty containers and marked them clearly with the application date. That way, I remember to order more every other year because the sealer is invisible and gives no hint that it is worn or fadding.
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I have stamped sucessfully on glossy plastic. I don't know how well it would stand up to cleaning products or daily wear, though. I think it would work for you, but I would recommend applying a clear sealer over top. Good luck!
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Have used it for years. Never had a problem. Maybe it's something in your tile???
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I took a left over piece and tried it for you. It seems to work and look okay. My tiles have a good amount of grout inbetween them and it still looked okay.