Is this formula the same as the ready to use spray, just more concentrated? I want to use on upholstery and to mop tile.
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Apparently it is. The ready to use works well, I use this for the really tough stains.
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Yes I use it as a ready to use spray. I also use it on my wood and marble flooring.I even use it on my clothes and I only do that just in case my dogs even think of soiling there. Its a great product..
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Yes, and it is amazing. I filled an ink cartridge with black ink and dropped it upside down with over 10 ml of ink on a tan carpet. It had been there a few months and when I got this it said it would take up ink so I tried. I sprayed it on and 15 minutes later it was every bit gone.
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Yes, you mix with water according to the instructions on the container. I spray the diluted mixture on the floor and steam mop after to clean the floor. I have porcelain tile flooring. Works great!
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The diffuser, whether DAP or adaption are interchangeable and work so well. I have spray as well, so that I can spray bedding after it has been washed. The diffuser can treat up to 400 sq ft per the manufacturer's label and it lasts just over a month. I love this stuff. Can't live without it!
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The method I use is to spray a small pf Bona on the floor with a spray bottle then I use the mop sometimes I must go over it again if the mark it hard to get up. They even make a mop that has a spray accessory on it. This process works fine for me and I get the results I expect. I bought my first Bona from a floor dealer who told me that using other products could damage the floor or cause a build up. The bottom line is I am very pleased with the product I have been using it for several years.
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Great question, Mark. This formula is designed to be used in our portable deep cleaning machines. If you are looking for a good pretreat check out the BISSELL Pet Stain & Odor Pretreat for Carpet & Upholstery, 22 ounces, 0790A
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Great question Paula but no this formula is not designed for use in Steam Mop and could damage them if used.
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I have not used the original formula, but In was very impressed with this product. Just wish I had discovered it before I threw out my sofa.
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It describes on the bottle, "for natural stone and counter tops. No mention of using on tile. I have Granite tile on my counter top.
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I believe that a treated dust mop head already has the duster spray incorporated in the cotton fibers. The "stuff" keeps the dust from spreading around. In other words, dust attaches to mop head. I bought the duster spray that I use on my mop head every time I dust mop or dust my furniture. I don't think my dust mop came treated originally. I like it better than using Endust. I just feel that the Fuller dust spray works better for no other reason than I grew up with my mother using fuller brush products forever!!!! The smell reminds me of my youth!!! I have noticed that dust doesn't seem to accumulate as quickly using this method vs other products. With the big mop head, I can dust the baseboards also without much effort and the head does a great job getting around furniture legs easily. Do you think I like my Fullerbrush products??!! I DO. Feel free to ask any other questions...I should be a sales rep for them! Good luck. You can't go wrong!!!
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It is my understanding that the only thing different is the solution used. One is for hardwood and one for tile.I actually do like it..but I still remind everyone beware how slippery it is. My daughter uses it for her hardwood floors and she likes it alot.
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This product must be diluted! Use 1/4 cup of concentrate to gallon of warm water. (This concentrated formular makes 64 gallons of cleaner) I suggest you rewash your floor,let it dry and use the Poly Care again. Buffing will help bring back the shine.again.
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In my experience, there is much less overspray than a high pressure system, but I use this for custom cabinetry and doors and only spray outside or in a spray booth. I'm using pre-catalyzed lacquer.
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Yes, but this is a concentrate and must be diluted. I mix it as directed with water, put it in a spray bottle, spray it onto the floor, and use a flat Bona mop with a pad. And, you can use a bit full strength to remove stubborn marks from the floor. The directions on the bottle explain all this.
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I have porcelain tiles in my kitchen and REALLY didn't like how this product worked on same......far better results on the vinyl tile in my mud hall/laundry room. Hope this is of help.
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In general, I have found the two products work much the same, however, I always use the liquid bottled kind for removing grease stains in laundry - the spray gel doesn't work at all for this purpose.
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I don't have the chemical formula to know the difference. I have not used the Marine version. I regularly use the regular Spray Nine on just about everything, including my boat, fishing equipment, and coolers. It is the best all around cleaner I have used and it is a great disinfectant. After testing my first bottle, I bought the spray bottle in the picture and bought gallons to refill it. It is easy to refill with a funnel and I use it on everything. Follow the directions and it works.
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It's the same company but this is a spray as opposed to an oil. So this goes on as a fine mist that drys quickly. This is lighter so you can spray it liberally. The oil is heavy so just a dab will do. Hope that answers your question. Same company, same smell just different consistency.