Squeegee leaving black residue on porcelain tile ???
66615
I've only used this squeegee on my glass shower doors and it is so good. Wipes down great, leaves no residue at all.
66616
NoThis squeegee is spectacular. It's very clean and doesn't leave any black residue. After I squeegee I use a sham-wow and dry the shower walls.
66617
No This squeegee is spectacular. It's very clean and doesn't leave any black residue. After I squeegee I use a sham-wow and dry the shower walls.
66618
I have not had any problem and I have two of them. Maybe it's the cleaner you are using?
45874
I have used on glazed tiles and travertine. My housekeeper has used several different types of cleaning products and on my cobalt blue glazed tiles there is always streaks. With Once and done, you do not have to rinse and there is no residue always a shine. Sorry, but I am not familiar with your tiles but I would try it.
334976
I'm not sure but there is nothing you can do now. I had the same problem. Be careful where you play with it. It is fine on tile.
208112
Is your caulking pink? Mine is beige and doesn't change its color. I dont think it would bleach tile no matter what color it is. This is an amazing product. You spray walk away come back and rinse and tile sparkles all mildew gone. No scrubbing no nothing just spray and rinse it away. Ive never seen anything like it.
163222
Hi. We have light grout, and light porcelain tile. The machine did an excellent job of cleaning both. I used the black scrubber first because I wasn't sure if the orange scrubber would be too harsh. Black did a good job. Then I tried orange scrubber on really filthy areas, and it was excellent. I would just say be careful which scrubber you use because porcelain tile instructions say use black scrubber. Does that help?
1951560
I use this squeegee every day, and there have been no black scuff marks anywhere--ceramic tile walls, glass doors, glass enclosure, metal trim, or shower floor (white, standard base--don't know the material). Nor has wiping the squeegee edge--wet or dry--with a microfiber cleaning cloth left any marks on the cloth.
2263552
plastic,I used to spray my shower at least 3 times with Tilex mildew,after I removed it, a once aweek spraying is a lot and there is only a small trace of mildew. I want to add that I had the same problem with a teak stool also,so now I go without any.( maybe stainless steel may be the answer )
518575
You should font actually your tile manufacturer for that, but if you have a lot of scum you may need to clean it first. Every case is different. On fiberglass it is a dream to use.
1092902
Mine had a lot of small bubbles when i finished. And lines from the squeegee. After a couple of weeks they disappeared. With the exception of 2 very small ones. You can take it off and do it again. I read one of the ratings and the guy said it is not a problem removing, recleaning and does not ruin it at all. So go ahead and redo it.
1618151
I scrub my ceramic tile in my bathroom with it with no problems and they are shiny glassed tiles try it in corner or something and see it cant hurt
1254549
I haven't had that problem, but I'd suggest taking a drawer to Sherman Williams and have them match a satin white for touch ups...if really bad, you may need to sand, touch up, and then seal.
378698
You could either be using too much product, or you are removing the polish and that can make the floors look gray or hazy. Use just a little polish and only use the cleaner. Hope that helps
1567280
Have the same problem. I am thinking it may be the bruce floor cleaner. I changed to bona, and not quite as streaked.
608261
I was fortunate and didn't have any residue left. Try using a little goo gone. Don't really have anything to lose if you can't use it all sticky
1512336
My floor was unpainted cement. I followed Rustoleum directions.I would send and e mail to Rustoleum for their opinion.
1792509
I haven't had a problem. If there has been any residue (adhesive) I use a clorox wipes or a wet paper towel.
1932728
I'm not 100% sure. When I moved out of my previous apartment where I put one of these on the ceramic tile, it came off pretty easily. It left a little adhesive that I used soft scrub to get off. The one I have now, I haven't tried to take it down, so I can't speak to how THIS model will affect ceramic tile. I would say remove it carefully and patiently and then use either Soft Scrub for the remnants or an adhesive remove called Goo Gone.