can it take care of water marks?
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It did not dry clean my carpet. I finally resorted after using it to no avail to carry the carpet to the driveway, hose it down and put bricks underneath it and turn on three fans low to the ground to dry it over two days. My carpet was a large area rug made of a grass like stuff. Since I soaked the whole thing I saw no sign of a water mark and the stains were much better as I scrubbed them with a broom while it was soaked! Good Luck!
523604
Your best product for removing water marks is Mayonnaise. It works best. This Old Craftsmen's Lemon Oil is in the size of a travel bottle of Listerine and doesn't really do as well as the Bee's wax oil that we purchased from the Amish while living back on the East Coast. I was not impressed with this product. It does work for putting moisture back into the furniture but it doesn't have the fragrance or the luster that the Bee's wax polish had.
1647049
Yes you can. It will clean and polish but don't use it to try to remove scratches.
1607729
I have not seen any watermarks. I am careful to try and keep it dry though. It has gotten wet, but still remains looking as new as the day I received it.Only knock is that the "arms" that extend to touch ends of tub have no grip. So using it with care is important.
354067
No it will not leave any marks. It works just great giving plenty of water. I use it on my 26' Bayliner.
1101964
Yes, you can clean it with a gentle detergent and water. Make sure to dry it well when you are done.
843181
It could. I had an area that became dull and colorless probably a water stain from repeatedly placing cold drinks on the arm of a sofa. I used this product and it was no longer detectable. I also did use the wax which helped as well.
1932501
My experience has been it will remove water rings "some" of the time. If the water stain is deep you may have to resort to refinishing products to remove the stain.
421706
No. It may get spots, depending on the type of detergent but those are easily wiped away.
1756069
Yes Lisa it does take out water spots, this stuff is amazing. I've already bought 6 or 8 bottles of this stuff, I use it almost everyday. Your welcome, Art
1945514
I never tried that, but I would think it would get rid of spots and smudges, and afterwards, probably a light wipe would be needed. Hope someone has tried it and can tell you for sure.
2252816
I am not sure about poc marks but this product is excellent. It is the only thing I found that reduced pore size and way cut down my oilyness. Since it is so effective with pores, I assume it will help pic marks.
1340318
Yes, but this is a concentrate and must be diluted. I mix it as directed with water, put it in a spray bottle, spray it onto the floor, and use a flat Bona mop with a pad. And, you can use a bit full strength to remove stubborn marks from the floor. The directions on the bottle explain all this.
1880164
If the water marks are old, it won't take them off. If it's something you keep on cleaning regularly, yes it will take them away. For hard old water marks I would recommend a different product than this one. it shine the sink though very nicely.
459563
Hmmm . . . it will clean up standing water. But it's a vacuum. If you have a stain as a result of water that was left standing, I don't think any vacuum will be able to remove that.
444614
Yes, you will need a neutralizer. You can make a diy one out of 50/50 baking soda and water. Leave it ob for no longer than 8 min, wash off with cold water. I recommend a higher % for dark marks.
897489
Yes, it can leave slight marks on clothes (depending on fabric); however, if you use starch it works great! My son used this without any pad over it to iron his Officer's Uniform at his Academy. If you're worried about marks, you may want to consider a steamer instead of an iron.