About how large an area can a 2 ounce tube clean? Unfortunately, I have to clean a lot of grout for tiles around a bathtub. Thanks for your help.
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I'm not really sure, I glommed it on the edges up and down and around the tub and used up most of it. I'd guess you'd need a for for a big job like yours. I will be ordering more to finish up my job. Just ordered 1 at first to try it out.
360381
I had to use the whole tube to get an okay cleaning job since after initially applying and then washing off with little results I had to reapply and let sit for 24 hrs including scrubbing with a brush.
1209628
I'm not sure if the old stuff I removed from our tubs was silicone, something else, or a mixture since the last time it was caulked someone else did it. As I said in a previous comment to another inquiry, it did seem to work on whatever it was, although in some areas I had to treat it twice. I averaged using one and one-half to two bottles per our standard sized tubs. Hope this helps -- good luck!
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Unfortunately, about 6 months after application in my bathtub I got a small peel which eventually turned into a large peel and we ended up replacing the bath tub...... It could have been that I didn't get that area as clean as I should have. Not sure, but I may have to re-evaluate my review. I don't know about a toilet, might be worth a try but I would check with the manufacturer for a definitive answer.
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I used more that a Quart to remove several layers of paint from ceramic tile. I needed to let it sit for a much longer time to get it to work and it could only get through a coat or two of paint at a time. It worked really well in the end, I was working on a fire place so I likely got about 20 square feet out of the bottle
1091388
Have not tried it on grout...surely works well on everything I have tried...even pet stains! This little steamer is so useful, that everyone should have one for all the things it does in cleaning and sanitizing!
1693172
I use mine on tiled floors almost daily, it does a great job. I put a little Lysol in the water, works wonderfully for pet odors. It does get the grout as well. Love it.
224557
I purchased one that hangs on the side of the tub for my mother and this one has more dispersed bubbles than her model. However, if your tub isn't very large the bubbles may spray onto the floor. If your floor is carpet, that could be an issue. I have a garden tub and the bubbles don't get the tile floor wet. I love this model. Works better than my Mom's on the side model.
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Why not use nature's miracle on the grout or white vinegar.( I have a dog and that's what I did when she was a puppy) I don't know if the steamer would help.
1566213
I bought a home with really dirty tile floors. After 2 steam cleanings with the use of almost straight bleach on the floor while steaming, I was able to see an 80% improvement. But I can't recommend that anyone clean with straight bleach. So, I would have to say by itself, likely not.
624196
This product is not made to clean porcelain. It's intended use is to clean the grout between tiles. Which it does a fantastic job. If you happen to have porcelain tiles, test in an area that is not so noticeable. It does a great job cleaning grout.
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I purchased mine to clean an old bathtub. I put on my saftey glasses, used an abrasive cleaner, and it did the job. When mine arrived it included a busiiness card that recommended calling if I had any questions. That's my advice. I'd go to their website, get their phone number, call and ask. The site, as well as youtube, contains videos of the brush in action on various surfaces.
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It says on the package, but I generally use 1/4 cup for my bathroom sink and 1/2 cup for the bathtub/kitchen sink. Make sure you heat the pipes up first by running hot water down them for a minute or so, it loosens up the grease and makes everything work better :D. Also, be sure to keep your face away from the container when you open it because the product is dusty and breathing it in is NOT good. That said, this stuff unclogs slow drains like no one's business. I love it!
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This is a strong product which works very well. I thought I would need to replace my tub but it made it like new. You can try a small area first on your awning to see how it works on that surface before doing a large area. If it doesn't seem to be pulling the color off of it then you should be safe to use it for the entire awning. Hope this was helpful.
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I have added bubble bath, and other than seriously underestimating how much it would bubble it was fine. I added some bath salts and it shot them out at me the first time they went through the water rotation spot. After that I just dropped the salts in before I started it so they were soft and would not have a problem going through. I have no problem cleaning it. Just take it to the bath tub and dump it out. Take the shower sprayer and hose it out standing up in the tub and everything washes right out.
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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'm using mine to clean and aluminum patio but I wouldn't use it on and acrylic finish, I think the brush bristles are a little to stiff for that purpose. On tile or Marble it would to O.K. but not on what you want to use it for. I would just use a cloth and a bottle of soft scrub, it's like A-Jax only much more mild and won't scratch the finish on the acrylic tub.
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Whirl Out does do some cleanout of minerals, but I'm not sure exactly what, except that it cleans pretty well. The best product I've found so far is called "Oh Yuk Jetted Tub System Cleaner." It has been taking care of our bacterial iron that had been accumulating in the pipes. It dissolves a lot of it, and WhirlOut does too, but not quite as good. I have found using warm to hot water in both the cleaning and the rinse helps. The problem is, for me, that I'm not sure what harsh chemicals I can use or not use in the jacuzzi tub. If I could use anything, I would pick Iron Out. It might sound funny or silly, but for very small corroded items, Efferdent (for cleaning dentures) does an excellent job. I was looking for something to clean a partial, and one of the reviews for Efferdent was a guy who uses it to clean the minerals, calcium, etc, from his toilet. I tried Efferent in the toilet and it actually did a fairly decent job. With hot water, I think it could have done better. Hope these suggestions help. Ingrid