Is a this good for cleaning up bathroom rust and other stains? Can it eat away at certain surfaces?
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It is a mild abrasive, so you have to be careful what you use it on..Use CLR if you want to remove rust from bathroom surfaces
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It works best on porous natural stones but can also work on metal but you need several applications and elbow grease. I tried on my Stainless steel grill, it removed the rust. But it will not restore it to original condition. You still can see little bit of dark mark where the stain was. But, you can achieve 80% improvement in overall appearance. It won't damage the surface that does not have any rust. Hope it helps!
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I've had mine about a year and used it many times in my apartment. So far no rust. This type of tool is required for low quality toilets that continually clog (my situation). It does a fantastic job.
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I have used these pads in the toilet bowl ( porcelain) to scrub off rust stains. They work better than anything else I've tried.
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It does in some circumstances. On some it leave a white spot on the concrete. It removed iron, so if the stain has not been there too long it can help. Otherwise you get a white spot with a stain in the middle. I use it to remove rust from many things. Well worth the cost for what it can do for you. Stains in sinks and stuff.
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It doesn't say that it kills germs, but I can tell you it does a superb job of cleaning, better than anything I've used. My husband sprays our tile floors then steam cleans and it does a better job than steam alone. The bathroom fixtures shine like crazy. It works better than vinegar and smells better.
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I have not tried it on rust but I have used Kilz original on rust stains and it works good.
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I probably wouldn't. I use it to clean my bathroom but it seems harsh for leather and such.
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Definitely!! Great cleaning power, works as a disinfectant, easy and pleasant to use. I recommend it.
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Yes. It works great. It also cleans porcelain sinks. I've used it on every thing from the kitchen sink to the bathroom toilet. It removes soap scum from showers the list goes on and on.
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You probably could, but, scouring is probably not the recomended method. There are cleaners out there that would do a fairly good job without ruining the finish on the tub. Talk to your hardware store expert. I believe Kaboom may be one of their suggestions. Remember that stains, lime build up an soap scum may take different products to do the cleaning. Good luck!
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From previous research, owning another brand and then use of this one, I definitely give this one a thumbs up. It is not something that lifts out stains which you should know by the description of how it works but it does a good job for that which is stated. Excellent on ceramic floors, much easier than a mop. Since you have a small dog I would like to mention that it is also great on carpets. I add a drop of pure essential oil specific to my purpose, sometime fragrance, sometimes to disinfect. It steams the carpet but does not leave it wet. Great for fending off any potential mold, fleas, germs, etc. Hope this helps answer your question.
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It will clean anything that has a greasy build up. I've used it in the bathroom in the tub and got soap scum and that ring around the tub out. However, I have not used it to clean grout. The product is not chlorine bleach based so I doubt it would take care of grout, as far as taking away stains. I hope this is helpful.
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I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
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I tried all sorts of rust removers on some rust on a ceramic tile bathroom floor...under a slowly leaking toilet tank and a rusted bolt. This is the only thing that I found that took the rust out of the tile! I love this stuff.
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Yes, it will remove water spots, however, it will also leave your cleaning towel black, due to the nature of the stainless. It will do a superb cleaning of the metal, but if a few pesky water spots (under the water dispenser I'm assuming), is your only problem, then I'd suggest lightly wiping the area with Lime Away brand cleaner and then wiping with window cleaner, water and /or your favorite protectant.
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I used it to take thick rust off a trailer frame that was in a fire. Cleaned it up very nicely. I have also used it to remove paint and rust from the body of a truck before patching holes in the body. These were both done with play sand form Home Depot. The sand is a little coarse and sometimes clogs the gun but with enough air pressure I'm sure it will rip through some scale no problem. It's also going to eat rust, paint, etc