Can this be diluted and used as a cleaning agent?
344235
I don't see why it could not be diluted. Household vinegar is 5% acetic acid. That would be 3 parts water to 1 part 20% vinegar. Please be very careful and wear gloves as well as wipe down all surfaces that the 20% vinegar came in contact with. This will burn the skin quickly.
344236
Yes, you can but remember that it is an strong stuff, therefore, diluted two to one and try it in an small space.
344237
I use it full strength on really stubborn stains, but I do wear gloves, just to be safe. Diluting it never occurred to me because I want it for the tough jobs. But if I were to do so, I would probably put a small amount in a spray bottle and add the same amount of water, getting 10% strength.
344238
It can be diluted for cleaning 50-50. As an herbicide it needs to be used full strength. Just wear gloves the acidity is hard on the skin and will burn.
344239
I used it as a weed killer, it is very strong and will burn, use with caution.
344240
Probably, but it's quite expensive for that purpose. Better to use regular household white vinegar.
1997943
Yes, it can be dilluted with distilled water. See their website for SAFETY precautions and directions. The unused stuff needs to be kept in the fridge, and better yet, the freezer.
630799
I do think a diluted mix would work. It is really powerful stuff. I would follow directions on bottle and try a Small corner first but I think it would work
1198866
I would not recommend it. It has a very powerful scent. You also don't want to dilute it.
5840
I was able to use a brush... I think it depends on the dilution amount added and the amount of time you let it sit.
506207
Absolutely!! I have used this liquid to clean my ham radio, flashlights, clock battery holders - its uses are unlimited.
1583365
I have never used any cleaners in my unit, but I don't see why you could not since there is an optional disinfecting product available. See the comment about diluting the cleaner, though. I think it would need to be very diluted in order to not clog the steam holes.
2088911
Yes, it can. I'd make sure it's plenty diluted- but this stuff really, really works!
701713
I believe you could use the same dilution ratios and use it in a bag. Call the customer service #541-773-3529 or email them at ru1happycamper@yahoo.com. The man I spoke to was super friendly and informative. I love this product, so I think it's worth the phone call.
2248015
I have never tried to dilute it, so I honestly don't know. And I applied it with disposable brushes and didn't see what cleaned them!
1122309
You probably could, but I don't think you'd want to. I don't think you could dilute it enough to use.
1231442
I don't believe so but i am new to this product too. Has not left any stains on my driveway or sidewalk. When you rinse it off it should dilute enough not to be an issue.
167361
The bottle that is shown is already diluted. I have bought the cleaner in a spray bottle so that I can spray it on the floors and then wipe with the mop. If you are using this on some kind of small mishap, dampen a paper towel and wipe with that. Don't dilute this at all. Pouring from this bottle could cause you to use too much. Spraying is best.
267388
Possibly. It is a good general cleaner; however, I have found that it really excels with upholstery and fabrics. Still, it will likely do a credible job but will require the addition of elbow grease. There are other cleaners, containing bleach and peroxides, designed for what you want and will accomplish it with little more than simple contact. Mildew-X is a brand, or you could just use diluted bleach in a spray bottle.
1086265
Yes, once you dilute the concentrate it is meant to be sprayed onto surfaces. There is not a problem spraying it as an aerosol. I would recommend using appropriate personal protection equipment, such as a mask and goggles because it can be irritating and make you cough slightly. They claim that it is safe despite the mild cough that it can elicit in some people. I personally use it daily and I'm very happy with the product.
1144675
Hi, Actually the directions call for not this product not diluted and certainly not mixed with bleach or other products. This small bottle would get expensive to use all the time and the eucalyptus sent did not last long after cleaning the floor. Certainly not a good value. I would used distilled water and maybe eucalyptus oil drops or other scents. Hope this helped and good luck!
1277844
I think you could probably do so without any adverse issues. Clean up might be challenging. I use it to spray stoddards solvent, ie. paint thinner, to clean airplane parts on the airplane. Thinned paint wouldn't be muchmdifferert.