Can you use this product for shower walls and floors?
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I use it for my granite counters. I guess you can use for shower walls and floors, if they are granite.
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I have only used this product for my black granite counters. I do like it for the granite, and use a microfiber cloth, which gives a nice finish with no streaking. Sorry, I have not tried it on my shower walls or floors.
178967
Have not tried that, I only use on my granite countertops, I would contact the company that makes it and present the question to them.
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I believe so if it is only slightly textured. I don't have the mat anymore (because we had a tiled floor) or I'd test it out for you. If you're talking the typical kind of shower floor that has just a bit of "scoring" so you don't slip, I think it would work fine.
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Yes definitely. I had tile floor in the bathroom. First time is used a grout cleaner and used the brush. It is the greatest steamer. I use on my shower walls with the squeegee and my shower is totally shiny. Use on all my appliances, mirrors etc.
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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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My answer would be no though I would ask a plumber. It does not make a 100% seal so any places there is grout there would be a gap. it is made of compressed wood so it might swell in the shower too which would not make an effective seal.
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I have used it on all the furniture and cabinets in the house. I don't think this is what you need for floors. I guess it depends on what type and finish too.
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Yes that is how I use it. It is a very good product. Cleans my shower floor very well
2156133
I doubt it... we use it on Swanstone plastic-type shower wall panels... Dave...
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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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Yes....I do tile and oak floors....also the walls from my childrens sticky hands and such..very good item.....very pleased!
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I have not tried it on walls. It does say it is a multi-surface cleaner. Maybe test it on a small area?
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This is meant for using under laminate flooring. I don't think it would work on walls
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I use it on ceramic tiles. There is a caution though; don't leave it on for more than ten minutes. So, I divide my shower surround into parts, putting Dissolve on parts 1 & 2, then rinsing part 1, applying Dissolve on part 3, rinsing part 2, etc. They come out shiny and free of built up minerals from water. There are a lot of minerals in my water and this is the first product I've found that really works.
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I don't know what the manufacturer recommends. That is important to know. I can tell you the entire product is made of plastic and has non skid grippers which work well on a wooden floor. It looks like it would also work in a wet area like a shower.
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It may work, for how long?!?! If your floor cracked, there must be a reason for that. You try to cheaply fix it this way, it could just break the glue connection or crack next to the glue. The stuff is strong, at least for my needs, but how well it'll for for that kind of a patch? It is pretty much white so it would blend in. It's for marine use, to it can take a water beating. I used it on my Jetski where it's working out great so far. A shower floor is not quite the same. Without actually seeing it, it's a toss up. Normally of say fix the floor the correct way with a new floor. Maybe it's time to just redo the whole shower area. That's what I would do. Then again I can do that type of work myself and I have a second bathroom so I won't be without a shower. I wouldn't be paying for someone else to do the work. Good luck whatever way you go but get it fixed fast. With a crack on the floor you can be getting water damage under there.
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Yes, it can be used for shower only. That requires a pipe plug to be installed in the threaded pipe connection that would normally go to the tub. All water is diverted to the shower.
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I would not use it on floors one might fall since use would make wood floor slippery. I also would not use product N bottom of bath tub same reasoning. Like this product for kitchen appliances and cabinets.