How would this work on sticky hairspray buildup on ceramic tile grout?
1984197
I have three young kids they spill everything and a lot of then juices are very sticky !!!! A lot of suger and cornSyrup and this mop does a great job at cleaning our floors this is my second shark mop after a few years are old one stoped working we have tile all threw our house and this mop works great for us
1984198
I don't know if you are in a salon, or home. I would first go over with broom, then damp cloth, before using your sharp. There are two sides of cloth. One for scrubbing, and one for final mop. I use distilled water as is suggested. I love my Sharp. I hope this was helpful.
1984199
I clean homes for a living and I can say from experience that this will do the trick with the scrubber feature engaged. I sometimes use a little floor cleaner in a spray bottle to give it a little extra edge with the scrubber pad on really heavy spray...
1535476
I used on my bathroom shower tiles, which it was not very effective. But my tiles are 3x3 with small grout lines. These bristles are very dense, long, and a bit awkward which makes it very difficult around and in corners which is my entire shower, but if your grout wider and obviously flatter surface with minimal corners this may work.
45874
I have used on glazed tiles and travertine. My housekeeper has used several different types of cleaning products and on my cobalt blue glazed tiles there is always streaks. With Once and done, you do not have to rinse and there is no residue always a shine. Sorry, but I am not familiar with your tiles but I would try it.
1871224
I'm not sure about the "silicone" sealant, but whatever type of sealant I used on my ceramic tiles came up with just a little bit of rubbing with this remover. I tried to seal my new ceramic floor tiles, but made quite a mess of it because I didn't stay just on the grout like I was supposed to. I thought it would be no big deal to scrape up with a razor blade, but that just didn't work. This removed worked great and I had a big area to cover...a whole family room. I would suggest you give it a try and if it doesn't work for you, take it back to the store. I did that with a couple other removers I tried. Good luck. I'm not sure about the "silicone" sealant, but whatever type of sealant I used on my ceramic tiles came up with just a little bit of rubbing with this remover. I tried to seal my new ceramic floor tiles, but made quite a mess of it because I didn't stay just on the grout like I was supposed to. I thought it would be no big deal to scrape up with a razor blade, but that just didn't work. This removed worked great and I had a big area to cover...a whole family room. I would suggest you give it a try and if it doesn't work for you, take it back to the store. I did that with a couple... » Read More I'm not sure about the "silicone" sealant, but whatever type of sealant I used on my ceramic tiles came up with just a little bit of rubbing with this remover. I tried to seal my new ceramic floor tiles, but made quite a mess of it because I didn't stay just on the grout like I was supposed to. I thought it would be no big deal to scrape up with a razor blade, but that just didn't work. This removed worked great and I had a big area to cover...a whole family room. I would suggest you give it a try and if it doesn't work for you, take it back to the store. I did that with a couple other removers I tried. Good luck. « Show Less
1661753
I used it on my such tile and it worked great. I had a neutral beige tile that required no mixing and I was happy with result.
928482
I'd think so. Worked great on ceramic tile. If you think one can might be cutting it close definitely get two cans. It seems to go quick, but I sprayed it on pretty thick. Good luck.
1839324
I agree with comments by Mike and Robert. My application this time was on travertine. I did a test of this product and 2 others on scrap cuts. After it cured, water on the piece with the porous plus beaded up like a freshly waxed car. Another trick I have used, but again test first on scrap, is to wipe over cured sealer with automotive Rain-X. Works great near sinks, and we do this in nearly all tile and stone showers. Good luck on your project.
1671835
I used this product on non sanded grout. I sprayed the product. No issues with cleanup. Just followed the directions.
1388427
Use something like a toothbrush---or even a brand new metal dog comb!? What I have a problem with (for my hard rubber combs)--is hairspray accumulating (believe it or not)!! The effect of this is to block the tongs? on the comb----making it hard to use!! I use a small toothbrush---in seconds it removes the hairspray particles and the comb is fine!!
1998097
Yeah I don't see why not. It will get on whatever it touches though so use hairspray
89434
This product is excellent for removing dried grout. I would suspect the it would also remove epoxy paint unless it is very old.
599230
I have used it in my shower, but I found that a Clorox bleach pen works better to soak into the grout. This is more of a liquid not a paste and will not stay on the grout long enough from my experience.
857563
It works great on wall grout - I use a heavy duty commercial cleaner, Fuller Spray N' Dissolve (takes lots of rinsing), online or local janitorial vendors would have the product - or use your product of choice. Even "LA's Awesome" cleaner from the dollar store worked well. In commercial janitorial, we use buffers that add over 100 lbs. of weight with a similar brush - for the household, you don't want a heavy, pricey machine, so this is a better option! Put on a drill, it moves fast and saves you some serious time. I think this red scrubber is the right 'grit' for the average stained grout. It works great on wall grout - I use a heavy duty commercial cleaner, Fuller Spray N' Dissolve (takes lots of rinsing), online or local janitorial vendors would have the product - or use your product of choice. Even "LA's Awesome" cleaner from the dollar store worked well. In commercial janitorial, we use buffers that add over 100 lbs. of weight with a similar brush - for the household, you don't want a heavy, pricey machine, so this is a better option! Put on a drill, it moves fast and saves you some serious time. I think this red scrubber is the right 'grit' for the average... » Read More It works great on wall grout - I use a heavy duty commercial cleaner, Fuller Spray N' Dissolve (takes lots of rinsing), online or local janitorial vendors would have the product - or use your product of choice. Even "LA's Awesome" cleaner from the dollar store worked well. In commercial janitorial, we use buffers that add over 100 lbs. of weight with a similar brush - for the household, you don't want a heavy, pricey machine, so this is a better option! Put on a drill, it moves fast and saves you some serious time. I think this red scrubber is the right 'grit' for the average stained grout. « Show Less
74890
Not this. Just use a tile and grout cleaner and those Magic eraser sponges are awesome. Don't use simple green cleaner because it colors the grout!
130447
i used it on tile and it left a smooth polished look on the surface. nothing sticky about it.
2171504
I used a Speedwheel Grout Sealer and Stain applicator. It's basically a plastic bottle with a small wheel attached to it. The wheel was about the same width as my grout and it worked really well.
130450
It does not leave a sticky surface. It has been used on limestone and marble. I will use it again.