Does this work on water stains?
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Water will evaporate from your granite after a little while so you might not need to do anything. I personally have not tried using this product for water stain. It worked GREAT for oil stains.
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The product can says "oil stain remover." I think StoneTech makes another product for non-oil stains.
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This product didn't work for me at all. I was trying to remove oil stains on sandstone.
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I've only used it on oil and butter stains, on which it worked VERY well to remove them from my white granite. Water stains? I don't know.
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It should work on water stains,it certainly workes on oil stains. This is a Great Product!!!!!
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It does remove water spots along with dealing with oxidation. Great product!!!!!!
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If I understand the question, you are asking about clothing to leather staining. The dyes from non color fast fabrics might bleed or run onto leather when damp. Scotchgard may help, but if the chemicals used interact with the water repellant, stains would still occur. The best advice I can give is to try to recreate the circumstances where this has been a problem for you and find out how this product will work for you. Good luck!
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It will remove almost any stain. You may have to let it sit for a while before washing. Wet it good first and soap the item thoroughly.
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Perhaps if diluted. I personally use this for very tough stains (clothing) and it works, even if the stain has set in.
52277
We had great luck with this. Follow the directions and yes it will remove the stains.
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Although I didn't have urine stains on my floor, the product restored my floors to practically brand new condition, removing all kinds of other stains and discolored areas, so I would expect it to work on urine stains too. Be sure to use it as instructed. I used a commercial buffer, with a marble buffing pad. Use painter's tape along your floorboards. The process is messy, but well worth the results, not to mention it saved the $1,500.00 I was quoted to have it done professionally.
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Hi JadiNo it won't; use a razorblade scrapper or if your going to wash out the aquarium after then use a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; it will take the hard water stains off guickly. Hope this helps.
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I don't use this for my regular laundry much, just cloth diapers. I use it to remove detergent and ammonia build up and it works like a dream. It does a great job on my white towels but was not able to get old dingy marks that get left behind the hand towels. Honestly, your best bet would be to fill a squirt bottle with half lemon juice half white vinegar 9% if you can get it, and spray the spots all over saturating them and set them in direct sunlight all day maybe even 2 days. Then was again with detergent and oxyclean. if you have hard water and you don't treat it, be sure to add calgon or just 1/4 C regular salt. That should get out the sweat stains. This works on pit stains in undershirts as well.
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No it doesn't - anyway I didn't have any luck getting rid of hard water stains, I even scrubbed for quite a while but they are still there - I really feel that the only benefit of the steamer is that it disinfects with the hot water. I feel it is way overpriced for what it offers - I would not waste my money again!
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This product did not do anything for me at all. No removal of any type of water stains, etc.
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I don't totally understand the question, but if you want to remove stains try using Barkeepers Friend.
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It depends on the stain and what chemicals u use to clean with. If using just water and the stain isnt years soaked into the wood then this pressure washer should work, but at very close range...about 2-6 inches from the surface of the wood.
52276
Yes. It absolutely works. The stains will return over time but just use it again. The stains disappear right before your eyes.
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Hmmm . . . it will clean up standing water. But it's a vacuum. If you have a stain as a result of water that was left standing, I don't think any vacuum will be able to remove that.
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If you have rust stains it works GREAT!! They go away almost instantly... I love it and use it on my fiberglass tub enclosure, my sinks and my toilets. Hope this helps...
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It's worth a try! I've use it on all kinds of stains but WD 40 and it has worked for me! The heavier stains I have let it sit a bit longer before washing and used like a little tooth brush to work the soap into the stain...check it again before drying! Might have to give it a second treatment but I was able to get dried ink to just about be non visible and it had been washed and dried! Good luck!