Will these get stains out from between linoleum tiles, or is there a better way?
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Sorry for the late response. Yes, I think this will work for linoleum, but this would put you on your hands and knees for a long time, unless it's a small floor area to clean. Is this for linoleum squares that have actual grout between them, or printed linoleum that only looks like tiles, but the "grout' areas are also linoleum? Is it simply dirt you want to remove, or mildew? I think for floors, you might want to look for a spray on cleanser that would do most of the work so that you just have to wipe with an abrasive mop. Check out the Libman No Knees Floor Scrub or the Casabella Flex Neck Tub-n-Tile Scrubber with Extendable Pole. You can probably find similar tools for even cheaper with more time to search. Are you concerned about toxicity/green cleaning? Concrobium is supposed to be good for mildew, and green according to Environmental Working Group, but I haven't tried it myself.
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I did try using a solution with tilex, but it's best if you use a cleaning solution from Hoover. Amazon has it in a concentrate that is not expensive. That's where I buy mine. Hope this helps! Happy Holidays!!!
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Absolutely! It works like a dream. We just bought our new house, which has linoleum and I used this when we moved in. Apparently the previous owners used a mop and bucket. It actually turned the floor back to it's real color - white - when we thought it was gray! You will not be disappointed. See my review too!
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My tabletop is black and it has never stained. Its a tile-top so if it stains i would just suggest like one of those clorox sponges or you could even use a scouring pad but lightly because its almost impossible to scratch the tile.
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I have a small ceramic tile and grout back-splash behind my kitchen faucet that kept getting splattered with soap and water from the sink. I went to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of clear Plexiglas to fit behind the faucet. Works well and the tile is still visible.
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They are black plastic, so I don't think stain would work, but they would hold paint as well any plastic could, hope this helps.
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I'm not sure if you mean the wood under the rug, or the rug itself. If it's the rug, I suggest using Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover, since that stuff gets out everything very easily! If it's the wood itself then you're looking at more of a long-term water damage scenario, which is a lot harder to deal with. You would have to dry it out, but probably end up having to sand and re-finish that part of the floor. I'm hoping it's the rug, in which case Folex will take it out really fast. I've had no luck with Bio Kleen taking out ANY stains from anything though.
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I would try a Mixture of Proxide and Water. Proxide will help keep the tile White,as it Cleans. For the 21oz bottle Go 4oz of Proxide and the rest Water. With the micro fiber you will see more dirt come off the Floor. Hope this works for you.
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Try CLR Kitchen Cleaner. Takes all the stains out and makes them look like new. Soap won't work. Makes them clean, but leaves all the stains.
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Try using a permanent marker color in a shade that will differentiate the tiles from the others. Good luck.
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I suppose it would depend on the stain...I haven't spilled anything like red wine on them but so far they are good it hiding little things. Sorry I can't be more help!
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Not to my knowledge, but they don't leave that much residue so it's no problem to just wipe it up. You might consider sitting them in a little plastic dish to catch the drippings. I've got some really small plastic containres that would be perfect for this chore.
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I sprayed them and they came out fine. There is a film on the glass panes which keeps you from making a mess. 2 cans of rustoleum did the trick.
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I got these for an uncle who was in a retirement facility and has now passed away. Their floors were mostly carpet & linoleum. They didn't harm the linoleum, BUT if the user needs a lot of support and puts extra pressure on the handles, I can see where you might be concerned. They do better and last longer than the tennis ball scenarios, and for sure are a lot more stable than other options. THey are relative cheep, you might just have to try them and if they scratch stop. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I use these on laminate flooring...So no idea about linoleum...I have them under couches and they work very well to keep them in place...They are thick and should work under your bed...
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I pre-treat with stain remover, use liquid chlorine bleach and laundry detergent in cold water. You will never get the stains out completely but even if stained the pads are clean. What difference could it possibly make?
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These are typically for soft surfaces, like carpeting or rugs. For tile I would use something softer, like a felt or rubber product.