Is this safe for slate patios?
1015345
I believe it would be safe if the slate is not chipping already. The brushes on the bottom are a coarse plastic and "ride" on water. Be careful what cleaning solution you use on any surface.
1015346
It should be I use it with a 2600 psi washer and it's has not caused any damage.
1015347
Not sure, never had a slate patio, but internally there are two pinpoint nozzles...if the unit stops spinning or you leave it in one place...etching can occur.
2162370
We use the squeegee feature on our patio. We don't have animals, or hardwood floors, so we don't use it inside the house.
40944
We have it on the back patio. As long as there is clearance above and no roofing you should be good.
811235
Hi P. Warlik,Thanks to those who answered previously, as was noted the treatment can be used on any glass, as long as it can come in contact with the glass substrate itself. Thus if it was tinted or had some other treatment, it would not work as we would expect. Especially if the patio slider gets hit by water that has a high mineral content, the treatment would be perfect! It will make the water visibly bead up, and make the glass far easier to clean. If the water drops dry and deposit a mineral dust mark, these can be easily removed by a quick wipe -- or at the outside with something like white vinegar and a sponge.Kind regards,The EnduroShield Team Hi P. Warlik,Thanks to those who answered previously, as was noted the treatment can be used on any glass, as long as it can come in contact with the glass substrate itself. Thus if it was tinted or had some other treatment, it would not work as we would expect. Especially if the patio slider gets hit by water that has a high mineral content, the treatment would be perfect! It will make the water visibly bead up, and make the glass far easier to clean. If the water drops dry and deposit a mineral dust mark, these can be easily removed by a quick wipe -- or at the... » Read More Hi P. Warlik,Thanks to those who answered previously, as was noted the treatment can be used on any glass, as long as it can come in contact with the glass substrate itself. Thus if it was tinted or had some other treatment, it would not work as we would expect. Especially if the patio slider gets hit by water that has a high mineral content, the treatment would be perfect! It will make the water visibly bead up, and make the glass far easier to clean. If the water drops dry and deposit a mineral dust mark, these can be easily removed by a quick wipe -- or at the outside with something like white vinegar and a sponge.Kind regards,The EnduroShield Team « Show Less
414423
I placed my pit on a paved patio so I don't know. You may want to try fireing it up with brick or slate under the pit to deflect the heat if that is your concern.
169963
Not touching the ground IMO is better due to moving the grill; the cover get caught under the wheels or legs. I bought this cover and it skims the cement on the patio and no harm has come to the cover or grill. So to answer the question; I don't think it's bad as long as it's not the grass.
517979
Yes, it should be just fine. I have used it outside on my patio at family bbq's and such and it's been just fine. I've also brought it w/ me on vacation and used it on the beach and it worked like a gem!
1322764
Since ithe shade is made with fabric, I'd say it could only be used in a patio is fully enclosed without any exposure to elements.
967352
Based on all that I have read it should be safe. I do not recall a warning for garden use. Ultimately, I think the manufacturer may be best suited to answer your question definitively.
316011
Yes. I have been using it on concrete patio in my backyard for almost 10 months now.
1473876
My patio is covered ... and it works fine. In fact, having a cover limits the paths birds can use to get in, and it might work better.
2246706
I have no experience with use of this product on slate. Sorry. We used to have a smooth, ,black slate hearth in front of our fireplace that, when it would get rather gray and dull looking, we would apply a small amount of household oil (3 in one oil) to with a soft cloth. This would darken the color back to a nice black but did not leave a shiny, wet-looking surface.
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I think you can especially if you have a deck. The only downside I have had is that you can see the roller marks on my concrete patio but other than that it turned out great and isn't uncomfortable to walk on. I was lucky and had temps in the 80's and low humidity and it seemed to cure real fast as I was able to walk on it only after a few hours and if you furniture isn't real heavy you may be able to get away with it after a few days.
125417
the area under the table gets hot.i have it on a stone patio. perhaps you could place a flagstone or pavers underneath to protect a deck.inquires to the company might be a good idea.
812757
I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on my patio and it began flaking off in less than one year. Rustoleum refunded the entire amount.
2009283
Yes - I used it under a patio umbrella and it was fine. However, as the other responders said, the unit stopped working after a few times and I think the warranty is 90-days. Would not recommend.
1291239
I agree with the previous answer, and ask the manufacturer if it is safe for a stone floor. Three concerns:1- It may change the color or appearance2- It may make it slippery when wet.3- You are going to need a lot of product to do a regular pool deck.If you know the mason who laid the stone, I would ask them for their recommendation.