Do you know if this works on soapstone?
1040257
Yes ! It is not a permanent finish. It does darken the stone temporarily . As you live with soap stone you might appreciate the variety of possible "looks" your stone can give you. We have enjoyed the "softness" the stone reveals without the Beeswax and at other times the darkness the Beeswax gives your stone. We only have a 3 x 7 ft. stone on our peninsula and it is no big deal to wax the surface. We love our soapstone and the fact that we can change how we want it to look.
1040258
I use it on our soapstone counters and it's great. More of a matte finish than oil and it lasts a lot longer. We apply about once a month and let it gradually fade. Definitely requires a little more effort to work into the stone, but worth it.
1040259
That's what I use it for. I spread it on cold. Then use my blowdrier on hot and a clean cloth to heat and buff it out. Looks great and isn't greasy.
1040260
It seems to work on everything I have tried it on. I'm not sure what you mean in the way of working. It will put a wax finish on it that is able to shed water, with a light luster. Hope this helps.
1040261
Yes, it works great. I bought it especially for this purpose. Like in a previous response if the counter is especially cold I also warmed mine with a blow dryer. I also used it on my sink. Doesn't last as long but, it looks really nice. Much better than mineral oil.
444618
yes i have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it worked b-e-a-utifully!!!!!!!!!!! my soap is too pretty to use!!!!!! i love this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1321255
Yes it does work on any stainless steel surface. U need to buff it with kitchen towel to get rid of the black grime.
74599
I don't know, my experience with the soap is for acne. Sorry I can not help you.
1629803
this is a silicone mold, works well for fondant molding, not sure if will work with soap. Since it is a soft silicone, if the soap molding process uses a hot product, it could damage this kind of mold. if the soap is cool and pliable should get good impressions/moldings but due to the shallow depth, it only creates roses that are used for accents (like on top of another item)
553584
I have not yet tried that. However, I do believe that if you use it often enough, it will work on tiles that have soap build-up.
547821
It's for regular liquid soap. I'm pretty sure it wouldn't work well for foaming soap.
1030293
I Have not ever worked with stones, but it works very well on towels. Don't see a reason why it wouldn't work.
1075965
Hi Sue, I have not tested it on anything else but concrete and tile. I imagine that it will work on simulated flagstone but not on real flagstone because of all the ridges and uneven surfaces. Use the regular power washer instead to get the ridges clean.Good luck.
796041
I Don't think so, since it only works with the special soap containing flask that you have to buy to make it work.
1086944
Yes it should, our counter is 1 1/2 soapstone with room for additional thickness
1392446
If the 'pizza soapstone" is something you eat off, then NO I would not use this stuff on it. It's great on PAINT, and smells much like Agent Orange must have smelled.
197806
Hmm, not sure about soap scum. I have used this to eradicate scratch marks on my cast iron kitchen sink. It works amazingly well. Have you tried baking soda for the soap scum? This has worked for me. It is a great mild abrasive. Does take some elbow grease.
487022
Not sure. Never tried it on marble to remove soap scum. I know it does a great job on oxidization on paint.
1822932
technically no they want you to buy their product, understandable. but if you buy one soap cartridge when its empty you can actually use a butter knife and pry the cap off, refill it and then replace it. it will feel like its going to break but it works on all 3 that i currently have in my house. we fill ours with dial or soft soap. something like dawn is too thick i think.
1036472
I just tried it on my honed granite and it did in fact stick. Just make sure you moisten the suction cups a little.
818371
Yes. Amazon demonstrates it in the pictures and video posted with this item at the top. The owners manual also states so, as does the manufactures website on this item. http://www.blackanddecker.com/power-tools/PHV1810.aspx I use a little Dawn dishwashing soap, but I'm sure any would work well. I bought mine from Amazon in Feb. 2011 and it still works like a champ. I love it so much that I have given this same item as gifts.