Has anyone tried and gotten good results using these pads to remove soap scums from shower floor, walls & tub? if not, what product do you recommend?
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These things are better than Magic Erasers, they remove hard scale. I use them everywhere inThe bath and kitchen
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personally, I have been using Scott Brite dish washing pads without any issue. for hard build up, I scrubbed it with a hard piece of plastic. Amazon sells the tools for this too but it's not that perfect. it does the job though.
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Yes, I use them with Method's All Purpose Spray or Bath Tub & Tile spray to clean bathtub, shower, sinks, tile, granite, marble, etc. Just remember to wash all microfiber cloths separately from other towels and to not use any fabric softener and they will last a long time and do a great job cleaning/dusting/polishing without having to use harsh toxic chemicals.
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Works on just about everything under the sun, porcelain, shower tile (soap scum and scum), toilet bowls, plastic, paint (walls get really clean with this, and no evidence the paint is stripped), metal, glass, linoleum (dogs & cats in this household), etc... I have even used it for carpet to spot clean, actually does a fairly good job on some carpet boo boos. However, for lime & hard water stains this is not the answer. I do not have that problem here, but in another location I did. For that I have to use, ugh, chemicals, Lime Away. I buy this stuff by the case, best value out there for the most broad spectrum all purpose cleaner that I have found to date. No smears with a couple of swipes, no residual that feels greasy, smells rather pleasant but not lingering or overpowering. As far as their dish washer soap, not so good. Their laundry soap is not bad, whites not as bright as say Tide or Gain, every other load or so I use an all purpose color safe generic Clorox add in to the load. Their Dryer sheets are excellent, Glass Cleaner is excellent. I have not tried their floor cleaners, use a steamer so not needed. Hope this helps.
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Brian, I've tried soaking the pads in warm soapy water to loosen some of the dirt before I wash them in cold water. I think the pads say "do not use bleach". I finally got so frustrated that I ordered new pads because they seem to be impossible to clean after a couple of uses. If you hear from anyone else, I'd be interested in their results.Thanks,Stephanie Kentala
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I always use this product. What I do is hot water soap and scrub.. not the best method but it does work. Rough on the skin though if you're sensitive.
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I've used another brand of soap nuts with my cloth diapers, and had better success with them than any other detergent I've tried! Rinse cycle, hot wash, extra rinse, and done! If I feel like it, I try to dig the bag of soap nuts out before the last rinse cycle just to extend the life of the nuts, but they've made it all the way through the dryer a few times and the diapers come out fine.
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I found the pads did not do well and just used the brushes. On my wood floors also. I plan to use them for my new tile which still has some dullness where the grout was removed. The pads would get bunched up. I think they were just too thin. Try the brushes in a small spot and see what happens.
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Yes yes yes!! I got mine back in April of 2013 and I clean my tub out once a week with scrubbing bubbles and no problems at all. Nothing is lifting or anything!! They are wonderful!! I love them!!!
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I think it works well for removal of soap scum as long as you do not let it build up to thick of a layer!
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I didn't use any soap. The product is not difficult to come off, so to speak. In addition, don't waste your money, because this product is not effective at all.
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The pads stick by Velcro. I haven't had any problems with them just falling off. They stick so well, it's JUST tough enough to remove. I have washed it twice already and still working well.No real complaints from me. I use filtered water so no problems with it clogging. Heats up fast, and does take a few passes to remove the really stuck on dirt. I use thing thing three days a week, at least.In short, I am SUPER happy about the purchase. Worth every cent!
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Aspaceia, I haven't used them with hand soap or bar soap but I have used them w liquid Castile soap and they work great. I don't see any reason why they would work well with other kinds of soaps. Think of them like ordinary baby wipes when wet.
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We just use regular cleaners like Lysol... But it's not perfectly white. I read that there is a special cleaner called R.O.G. It costs allot more but is said to make the tub like new. I may try that. No matter what we still love tub grip, it IS a great product!
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I'm not sure, but I would say 'No!' I have trouble just cleaning the soap scum off of the shower screen. I do not find this machine anywhere as good as my old Scumbuster!
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Or try Bona, my favorite. Bona's microfiber cleaning pads may also fit the mop and they last forever. Have washed mine about 50 times/yr over the over the last 5 years (= about 250 times), still work like new. I left Swiffer in the dust a looong time ago. Way too expensive in the long run.
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I don't know anyone who has had problems with these wipes. I use them on septic and city systems, without problems. Used them for years.