Does it remove hard water deposits on chrome and tile?
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Sorry, I'm not sure, but it sure works on granite, appliances. A friend washed her inside car windows with hot water alone and they sparkled. It does a nice job on stainless but don't know about hard water. Sorry
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I haven't used it for that , but I doubt it would do that . It may remove some , depends on how bad the deposits are too .
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I doubt it would. It is a great glass cloth but hard water deposits would require a chemical and if it has been on glass or tile for a long time. ..probably won't come out. I use real hot water and Mr clean or vinegar for stubborn stuff.
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Thank you for asking this question!! It made me try it on my polished chrome kitchen faucet and it did a really nice job. I'll definitely use it on chrome again.
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I've used it to remove water spots on polished nickel. I would test the product on an inconspicuous spot on the chrome before using it on the whole surface.
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If the finish you have looks shiny like Chrome, it will work nicely to bring the shine back and remove very light scratches. I have seen nickel faucets that have a slightly matte (flat-not-too-shiny) finish, and Simichrome will tend to polish them a bit more shiny.
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Yea I've used it on phones, watches, really any hard nonporous surface. Not a huge difference, but definitely helps with cleaning
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No. We have used it on tile and it does the most superficial wiping of the floor and doesn't clean the grout.
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It will work on Chrome, stainless and alloy however it may not remove baked on debris. You may need a polish for best results.
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If the water marks are old, it won't take them off. If it's something you keep on cleaning regularly, yes it will take them away. For hard old water marks I would recommend a different product than this one. it shine the sink though very nicely.
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Technically yes, but using cleaners or scrubbing it will remove the color and it will "contract". I DOn't recommend it. Try the chrome tiles instead.
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RAIN DROPS is a water softener....by removing calcium from hard water, it makes cleaning chores easier. The Main ingredient is Sodium Carbonate -- the company has a 1-800-617-4220 you can call to find out the other ingredients. You can easily clean all manner of items using your favorite cleaners and get a wonderful bonus by getting dishes, toilets, sinks, floors windows, clothing, etc. much cleaner and softer just by using a relatively small amount.
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A little. It loosens some stains. But its no fault of the machine. Grout is pourous; it absorbs. So the only way to really clean grout is manually with a commercial cleaner, or with bleach and vinegar and stuff.
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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.
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Yes it does remove rust stains. We have very hard well water and White Brite works great in our laundry.
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Yes, the directions states floors, walls, metal surfaces, glazed porcelain, glazed ceramic tile, laminated surfaces, plastic, chrome, brass, copper, bathroom fixtures, cabinets, baked enamel surfaces, door knobs, etc.Use common sense in applying and rinsing it off...spray-set-rinse clean. Just make sure to be thorough in rinsing it off if human skin contact is going to be touching the area treated.
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I have ceramic tile in my kitchen & bathrooms & it seems to be cleaning the grout just fine. If you have something heavy just hit the trigger that gives you a big blast of steam. The more you hit the trigger the more water you use but it gets heavy grime up good especially on hard wood.
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Not sure just know it does not shine like chrome. I love this faucet. Some Internet pictures of it are better than others good luck
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I've had mine for over a year. There are two possibilities. It might be out of water, but I'm sure you checked that. It might need a dose of vinegar in the water to clear out any deposits left by hard water. Use just a little vinegar in the water, run it for fifteen minutes or so and see if steam comes out. If it does, run it a little longer and then dump the vinegar water and replace it with plain water. Hope that helps.