Will these be practical to remove glue residue from pulling up linoleum on concrete slab?
521452
Yes, they will work. If the glue is dry and hard, it works better, but they will even work on flexible glue. I use these things for nearly everything. I've tried other brands, but they fall apart right away. These are worth the money and last 10 times longer than the others. I just wish I could still buy them at Home Depot...they used to carry them. I have to order them on-line now, so I order a bunch at a time and keep a few on my work truck.
759677
sorry I used those pads on concrete a epoxy floors. they work great. on vinyl I would suggest some less aggressive one
1491703
Probably won't do much. This is a soap scum and mineral deposit remover - i.e. gloms onto metal ions and dissolves them so remove hard water and soap scum build up. Grease is made up of fatty acids, need a surfactant based cleaner which dissolves lipids and fatty acids.
2264790
I haven't used it yet but I found this recommended on this website. Take a look, maybe they can answer your question. http://tilecleaning.org/stripping-saltillo-tiles.htm
1345565
As long as the thickness is within the tolerance of the gauge, it should work. We have only used them on fiber cement siding so far.
86464
No way. I'm in Construction, They make them si thin today. This is a totally different substance I'd try cleaning the area with a wire brush, and make it dry. I know there's a small tube of of Alum. type paste not spendy and blending that in from the inside. Depending where you live?.... if there's no freeze thaw cycle it may do the trick. If not a dab of Gorilla glue may work....
2015511
No, sorry to say this tool will not do what your looking to do with it. This tool is wonderful for removing cermaic tile from substrates. A carbide head on a buffer would do a better job but still may not remove all the residue.
593168
Yes they work. Used them last weekend, worked great, concrete needs to be on the "soupy" side but these bags made the job so easy with no clean up. Icing a cake will be a piece of cake...LOL
638651
Frankly I do not know about linoleum. But, if you want to know you could check with the company who makes it. I use it on laminate floors.
1373252
I do not recall any attachments for tiles or linoleum. We have not used it for that but love it for our carpets.
618579
I used this to remove a wet look sealer from my indoor slate, and it worked great. The key is to use absorbant towels to remove all of the dissolved goo, while it is still wet, otherwise it turns shiny again when the remover evaporates.
1213257
Yes it would work but for dusting microfiber would be better - they are nice lambswool I used them to apply stain to floors or wax but they would dust dry
2003280
The mister clean part is only a slightly more heavy duty part of the pad. I do not think it would create the same issue as the sponge which is meant to be highly but gently abrasive, this is not. Make sure you are using the liquid for wood floors though. IMO based upon my experience these should not be an issue, but I have tile and can not really say for sure what affect they will have.
1328693
Yes scoop some out put in a spay bottle add water shake and use as window cleaner or put some on a cotton rag wipe then rinse wipe dry
2109040
I've used it on linoleum, but what I've found it it's a little too big and bulky. It works best using the back and forth method of vacuuming and I've found myself using the hand tool quite a bit, which takes some getting used to because the extension rod is "telescoped" inside so I have to back up three feet (for crevices, edges and corners)...but the suction works great and does the job.
752442
Try lighter fluid (like Zippo, aka naphtha). This removes all kinds of sticky glue residue.
2212823
I have not done this, but from my experience using it for wood, if the underlying surface is flat and smooth, then it should work.If the concrete has a rough or dimpled surface, then it will not work well at all. I would use a wire brush in that case.