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Carpet Dawg

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Georgian floor tiles
« on: July 26, 2013, 10:52:08 pm »
No one on the carpet cleaning section seems to know so thought I'd ask on here.

Can you get a good result using Prochem's QMT Stoneclean?

Does it give a good result?

Also, Is it possible to clean them without a rotary? Only a small vestibule area so was going to use a scrubbing brush and wet vac/mop/towels.

Its part of a bigger carpet cleaning job.

Thanks

Tadgh O Shea

Re: Georgian floor tiles
« Reply #1 on: July 27, 2013, 01:48:03 am »
QMT Stoneclean is an acidic cleaner (very acidic) even when diluted with water it reads 2 on the ph scale you really have to be careful with these types of cleaners, how badly soiled are the tiles, I would recommend to try a small area with a damp microcleaaning pad impregnated with some micelles based floor cleaning solution if this gives you the required results then you can complete the job safely, if you need a company in the UK for samples of the above mentioned products to carry out some testing, send me an email with your full postal address and I will have them send you on the required samples.