I have a 16 x 24 foot sunroom with ceramic tile flooring. And yes, someone in the past thought it would be a brilliant idea to use Mop and Glow on it - and often! How many units should I purchase to do an area this size? I have a 16 x 24 foot sunroom with ceramic tile flooring. And yes, someone in the past thought it would be a brilliant idea to use Mop and Glow on it - and often! How many units should I purchase... » Read More I have a 16 x 24 foot sunroom with ceramic tile flooring. And yes, someone in the past thought it would be a brilliant idea to use Mop and Glow on it - and often! How many units should I purchase to do an area this size? « Show Less
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At least 2. It will also depend on how much wax build up there is. The more build up, the more you may have to use to remove it.
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I would think on the label it would tell how many square feet it will cover, if not get one bottle and see how far it goes
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1-2 bottles is sufficient. My Kitchen is 17ft in length and 7ft in width. I bought 2 bottles and did not have to use all of the second bottle. I opened window and poured Trewax first onto the floor straight out of the bottle and poured water down to dilute it while it was on the floor, I waited 5-10 minutes it lift off the old wax so fast it was absolutely amazing. I used a hard bristle brush attached to a long handle I did not have to scrub too much at all because it lift so easily. I pushed the old wax to a corner picked up with paper towels threw it out in a plastic bag. It took me about 1-2 hours tops. 1-2 bottles is sufficient. My Kitchen is 17ft in length and 7ft in width. I bought 2 bottles and did not have to use all of the second bottle. I opened window and poured Trewax first onto the floor straight out of the bottle and poured water down to dilute it while it was on the floor, I waited 5-10 minutes it lift off the old wax so fast it was absolutely amazing. I used a hard bristle brush attached to a long handle I did not have to scrub too much at all because it lift so easily. I pushed the old wax to a corner picked up with paper towels threw it out in a plastic bag. It took me about... » Read More 1-2 bottles is sufficient. My Kitchen is 17ft in length and 7ft in width. I bought 2 bottles and did not have to use all of the second bottle. I opened window and poured Trewax first onto the floor straight out of the bottle and poured water down to dilute it while it was on the floor, I waited 5-10 minutes it lift off the old wax so fast it was absolutely amazing. I used a hard bristle brush attached to a long handle I did not have to scrub too much at all because it lift so easily. I pushed the old wax to a corner picked up with paper towels threw it out in a plastic bag. It took me about 1-2 hours tops. « Show Less
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1 32 oz bottle should do it. As I recall, it gets diluted before application.
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It might take multiple jugs. After trying this i went with a less green version that is stronger but does a better job the first time. I did not want to repeat the work with the fumes and all. I went with Armstrong "New Beginnings Resilient" Deep Cleaning Floor Stripper. Did the whole down stairs. Wear a mask and poor gently over surface. Spread with sponge that has plastic scrubby on one side. (2'x3' area) at a time. Use cotton rags to clean up after the wax has melted awa and dispose of them. NOTE: I used this on laminate not TILE so please test first.
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I would buy one 32 oz. bottle and start with that. You can always buy another. I don't think one person could do the entire sun room in one day. Remember the secret is to let the hot solution to soak on the tile for 5-10 min. to soften the wax. I used paper towels. Then I used a plastic scraper after the wax was soft.
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I have a 3 bdrm home 1300 sq. Ft. all tile, and love this steam mop. It lasts during the cleaning of all rooms, hallways, and bathrooms. Cleans great!!
490286
For me I use plain cold water ,once a wk throw a little mop n glow in the water.Works ok for me. Then every 6 months I reuse the Quick Shine.My tiles are over 30 yrs.' old.Cerrito tile made in Mexico.
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Always buy more than you need. Reason being, your not guaranteed 15 linear feet. Some spray real good and you get about 15 sq ft, others a little less. I had a bad one that didn't spray but a couple of feet, a dud! So get at least 4 or 5 to cover your needs. You could also look and buy a 100 sq ft or larger, maybe a better deal for your situation?
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The area you need is 128 sq. feet. That means you would need 5.33 packs of tiles (this of course means you would have to buy 6 packs).
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As the other commenter said...buy it in gallons so you don't waste some from an entire 5 gallons of it. What you'll have to make sure of is that if you do only half now...when you do the other half...make sure you really clean the surface again so there is no problem with the 2nd batch adhering to both the original surface and the previously applied surface. Making sure the roof is really clean is key to making the project successful. When you are ready to begin...be sure to review the posts from others who have already used this product so you know what to do...and what not to do. Good luck!
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It depends on the size of your room. If you will use it on top of a queen size be, better to get 2. For a massage room, one is good enough
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By my calculations you will need about 180 square feet of the fat mat I would recommend looking for the larger packages of fat mat this stuff works really well though make sure you apply it with the roller and in a warm environment best of luck personally I would start with (2) 100 square foot packs
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I would try it in a small area first and see for yourself. You did not mention what kind of tile, I would question the long time results on ceramic. Good Luck !
1233169
This is really made for very small areas. I gave rhis to a friend who said ut made her 9x 12 ft room bareable but to be truly effective in a larger bedroom Id suggest ine of the larger units that you can get on Amazon for a small bit more. Hope this helps!
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I apply using a damp rag, make sure it's wrung out well. Pour Shine Keeper onto the floor (about plate size puddle), then using the damp rag, spread it out onto the floor; this will cover about a 3-4' area. I find if the rag is too wet with water, there will be bubbles left, leaving markings on the floor. Hope this helps.
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If you are really diligent about applying the coats evenly, you could probably do two coats. I did a window seat and I could have stopped after two coats but needed one more coat for it to be dark enough to match the floors. I don't think you could get an even finish with one coat. Maybe test the inside of a cabinet door first to see if you like it. This color is really beautiful once you get it on.
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We also have two floors and a full basement. We run one unit in the basement and the other on the stairway to the second floor. We get good coverage on the first floor (if your floor plan is open) and we can also smell the ozone on the second floor. If the area is not "open", I'd suggest one unit on both floors. These work great! If there is ever a problem with the unit, they are incredibly quick about offering repair. One of ours had a rattle in the fan, they paid for shipping, called and told us what they had fixed, and returned the unit promptly. Mammoth is a very good company to deal with.
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We do have plenty of this material in stock, 25 sq. ft. would not be an issue at all. Thank you. Oracle Tile & Stone.
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We bought the one listed below. It was not a perfect fit, too big, but we rearranged the sections to make it work. 24 Sq. Ft. (set of 24 + borders) 'We Sell Mats' Anti-Fatige Interlocking EVA Foam Flooring-Set of six Multi-Color Tiles-Each 12"x12"x3/8" Thick
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If it is a standard size gym, I would say about 5 or 6 should be good. We ordered one and used it in our back room, which is 16 x 19, and it was more than enough. Works great too! Can't beat the price.
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The sample of this tile sheet is 4"x6". Each sheet comes in a 12"x 12" panel. A sample thus is a small portion of a complete tile. If you remember from grade school the formula for area is lenght times width. The length is 3 time 4" sections, thus 3 times 4 is 12" and the width is 6", thus 2 x 6". Therefore, each sheet can be cut into a total if six samples. When you do decide on a tile, the sheets make the work so much easier. I hope this answered you question. Good luck!