Anyone using this product who cleans their tub with a bleach based cleaner? I have the typical 'knurled" floor in my tub, but it does not give much traction. I added 3M strips to the tub, thoroughly cleaning with tub cleaner, then alcohol, but I am only getting a 75% long-term success rate of the strips holding on. It looks like one reason the strips may not be holding, long term, is because of the bleach-based cleaner. And I need A LOT of strips to cover all the slippery areas. Can I coat over the 3M strips which remain with this product? I still have quite a few 3M strips down on the tub - took a lot of effort to create a pattern and then properly apply the strips. Anyone using this product who cleans their tub with a bleach based cleaner? I have the typical 'knurled" floor in my tub, but it does not give much traction. I added 3M strips to the... » Read More Anyone using this product who cleans their tub with a bleach based cleaner? I have the typical 'knurled" floor in my tub, but it does not give much traction. I added 3M strips to the tub, thoroughly cleaning with tub cleaner, then alcohol, but I am only getting a 75% long-term success rate of the strips holding on. It looks like one reason the strips may not be holding, long term, is because of the bleach-based cleaner. And I need A LOT of strips to cover all the slippery areas. Can I coat over the 3M strips which remain with this product? I still have quite a few 3M strips down on the tub - took a lot of effort to create a pattern and then properly apply the strips. « Show Less
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This product is so good. Yes I don't know why not. It just adds a sand like feel to the surface you apply it to. It works very well for non slipping. Best thing I have used. I think I would pull up the strips though, you don't need them. You'll love this product. It last about 3-4months then you need to re-apply it. It is very inexpensive and easy to use. You must clean your surface very well and let it dry before applying. Great product.
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We use a Scrub Free with OxiClean product so not sure about bleach. As to the other questions or statements: the strips might not have enough area to stick to because of the "knurled" floor and no I personally would not apply Tub Grip over those strips. And, after several months, we are still pleased with the Tub Grip.
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No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a gift for my sister in law. So my own 4 year old Floormate is still going strong with all of these other cleaning products used. No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a... » Read More No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a gift for my sister in law. So my own 4 year old Floormate is still going strong with all of these other cleaning products used. « Show Less
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One of the comments I read said it was nontoxic & that the best way to do it in the tub is with your feet & a sponge! Well that's what finally made it cleannnn for me & my feet are none the worst for the wear plus I do it in the shower so its only a few minutes & really only once a month!
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I don't know. I will say this: I thought it worked great in my regular tub and someone recently told me to get chlorine test strips from a pool supply place - said she tested this and it did nothing. I've been using mine, thinking it removed the chlorine, etc. and now I want to test it! If it does work, great. If not, I'm going to be quite upset that I soaked extra long in the tub so often, believing I was not soaking up toxic chlorine!!!!!
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Did you purchase this cleaner, and if so does it work well on your tile pool? I just bought a Pool Cleaner by hayward and the rubber tires get no traction on the tile. Feeling pretty frustrated.
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I recommend you do a search on YouTube, many have made excellent demos there! I use my cloth ALL THE TIME!!! Only use water with it and NEVER let it contact bleach.
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I just made the mistake of picking up "polish" rather than "cleaner". My floor is ruined. Fortunately, I had only done a section of floor. I am reading now what to do about it. Can't believe how many "mad" people there are who already ruined their floors---never again. Once they are fixed- think I will try the ammonia/water mix. Wish me luck-- Goodbye Bona!!!!!
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I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break them to release. At least that is what it seems like! I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break... » Read More I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break them to release. At least that is what it seems like! « Show Less
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Dianne, I can't believe the "beer goggles" trick TOTALLY WORKED for me!Yes, for me has been an issue from day 1: I do have 2 large carpets with black over light patterns and it does get stuck on them every single time, sooner or later. I decided to give it a try but I was very skeptical when applying the scotch tape trick, but it DID WORK, Roomba goes over the patterns with no problem now. Thank you Dianne!! P.S: I posted a video of how it was before, but for the 595 model which is what I have.
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Tom, I did not use their cleaner so I am unsure how far it goes. I purchased a can of lacquer thinner and used that to clean the patch area after initial cleaning with some soap and water. So far so good, no signs of the EternaBond not sticking or coming off.
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I think it works fine (but don't leave in one spot longer than others, I have noticed a definite difference in the color when I did). I have found that 'Bar Keeper's Friend' (a powder cleaner available at most grocery stores) works just as well as is not as pricey.. (this was recommended by a tile installer I know, and has worked well).
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After using them for a few months, they were still completely invisible on my tub floor. I did scrub around the drain but never the decals, and I can now just barely see where they are. One reason is that I use Miracle II liquid soap. If you use bar soap, I think they will accumulate soap scum, but they are so tightly adhered to the porcelain and are such a smooth abrasive, I would scrub lightly if necessary. Tip: I get the Miracle II from Amazon as well, use it for bathing babies, shampooing, cleaning the house; it is a miracle.
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I just bought the Wagner and tried it on my tub, which is one of those enclosures they put over the old tub. We were spraying (or supposed to) the shower/tub after each shower but the dirt/soap scum had really built up. At first I wasn't too impressed with the job it was doing but it did clean the tub and shower walls, took longer than I thought it would, maybe I'm unrealistic. I realized that I had to moisten with hot water the tub and wall area and it had to go thru layers(I clean houses so my house is last to be cleaned). I'm going to keep it, for now anyway.
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Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover accident and excess cleaning fluid is soaked up in the process. Hope that makes sense. Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover... » Read More Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover accident and excess cleaning fluid is soaked up in the process. Hope that makes sense. « Show Less
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Did you ever get this product and try it? I just re-surfaced my old cast iron tub with and homex epoxy paint and they told me not to use a bath mat and nothing with suction cups, that it would ruin the paint. I was thinking about these.
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Hi! This is Kristina from SlipX Solutions! Thank you for your question. These tub tattoos are adhesive, so once removed, they will not be able to be reapplied. To clean them, you can use any regular non-abrasive household tub cleaner! Please contact me directly if you have any other questions! Thanks for reaching out to us! Have a great day!
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I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier. Hope that helps! I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier.... » Read More I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier. Hope that helps! « Show Less