Why is there a film on my tile floor from Magic Eraser Squeeze Mop?
336938
Because the Magic Eraser Squeeze mop is the worst piece of crap you can ever buy.
270883
It's really a soft "dust mop". It is less likely to scratch if that's a concern. We use the Bona products exclusively after we had our new hardwood floor installed. We use the Swifter for tile surfaces. ope this helps you.
2089980
Sorry for the late response. I've been working a lot. It has a layer of film on each side of the actual screen that I removed prior to installation.
1067766
I have only installed it and not have had to remove the film ... so unable to answer yoiurt concern
871248
it ruined my floor too. Use vinegar and water. and believe it or not, a credit card to scrape up the crap. It will take time, but my floor is saved.
564608
I have never had this happen. I have been using this product for over 3 years now. The only mistake I made is that at one time I was putting it on the floor on a weekly basis and got small bubbles in the finish but never any powdery foot prints. I now use it about every six to eight weeks. I get great results. I believe the bubbles may also have been caused by shaking it up before putting it on the floor.
387523
The white film comes from dissolved calcium salts in your water. I live in a part of the country that has very soft water, and we never have that problem. If you were to use distilled water it would go away- but at some cost, of course.
1468143
I made the mistake of doing it once, never looked the same, almost like there is a film on them but i cant get it off, i have a new dish washer use the platinum cascade tablets. That's just my experience with them.
1871223
Yes, but it will also require some elbow grease. I made a mistake on allowing grout sealer to get onto my porcelain tile which left a greasy residue that wouldn't come off. I tested this product with a scrub pad and it removed the film. I had a large area to cover so I borrowed a buffing machine from a friend and finally got my floor back to normal after a lot of work. This product helps on removing silicone sealant, but would also recommend a buffing machine with scrubbing pad for large areas. Mix this product with water and spread onto floor and then use scrubbing machine. Hope this helps
279420
I would say mostly the material under the blue disc since that is where the pressure travels to. The white microfibers around the blue disc are loose - they remind of the old mops - they had long strings of thick yarn. This is a shorter version of that yarn.
630983
The plastic is opaque. We used it as a vapor barrier between the cement slab of the floor in our bathroom and the flooring we installed on top of it (to prevent moisture coming up through the floor, forming mold and the resultant discoloration on the flooring).
1754407
Likely dust from cheap paper has coated the roller. take a moist cloth (not wet - no drips!) and wipe down all paper pickup pads and rollers.
2139501
I have no idea, but it did not "magically" clean old slides and film for me. I would not purchase again. Have you tried isopropyl alcohol or nail polish remover? Test on hidden area first to make sure it does not damage your vinyl.
1409314
It's probably spillage. I always dry my mat after each use and start fresh with a dry mat and counter.
1044143
It only streaks if you use the pad too long. You should have multiple pads, so, when one is dirty, you can put on a clean one. The floor does stay damp until the moisture evaporates, which doesn't take long, unless, you live in SE Texas, like I do and then its expected. It's a steamer. When steam turns to a solid, it is water (moisture) on the floor. For it to totally evaporate when applied, it would have to be expelled at a higher temperature, but, as soon as it hits a cool floor, it is going to turn to moisture. It still doesn't take long to evaporate, usually 5 to 10 minutes versus mopping with a soaking wet mop. It only streaks if you use the pad too long. You should have multiple pads, so, when one is dirty, you can put on a clean one. The floor does stay damp until the moisture evaporates, which doesn't take long, unless, you live in SE Texas, like I do and then its expected. It's a steamer. When steam turns to a solid, it is water (moisture) on the floor. For it to totally evaporate when applied, it would have to be expelled at a higher temperature, but, as soon as it hits a cool floor, it is going to turn to moisture. It still doesn't take long to evaporate, usually 5 to 10 minutes versus... » Read More It only streaks if you use the pad too long. You should have multiple pads, so, when one is dirty, you can put on a clean one. The floor does stay damp until the moisture evaporates, which doesn't take long, unless, you live in SE Texas, like I do and then its expected. It's a steamer. When steam turns to a solid, it is water (moisture) on the floor. For it to totally evaporate when applied, it would have to be expelled at a higher temperature, but, as soon as it hits a cool floor, it is going to turn to moisture. It still doesn't take long to evaporate, usually 5 to 10 minutes versus mopping with a soaking wet mop. « Show Less
1168606
I haven't used it enough to know this problem. I suggest to try a little ammonia. Again I am not sure this is something that was suggested to me due to tile flooring losing it's shine. It just might help with the clog.
1702194
Tuck the bottom corners of the pad into the bottom of the mop where it looks like a diamond. Use your pointy finger for that :)