Mikey P
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Grout???
Pumice stone, news to me.
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We use a powdered version on some floors we service- only way to get it cleaned. Flamed granite
Were actually working on some Cantera- a tile floor with similar attributes
Were actually working on some Cantera- a tile floor with similar attributes
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what a new and dynamic thought ...adding fine abrasive to clean difficult to remove crud on hard surfaces
nooze to me too
..L.T.A.
nooze to me too
..L.T.A.
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he11, if you said tUrds were your new favorite deodorizer, there'd be jamokes buying "Eau de Poo" by the bagfull
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When you left I told everyone that you were an asshole, so nobody cared.
Except Marty, he got lonely for his kind
Except Marty, he got lonely for his kind
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Actually it was done years ago. This has been a top seller for years. Made specifically for toilets, but works on grout lines and a number of other surfaces including the dead skin on my feet.
Great deal - https://www.amazon.com/Groom-Indust...TF8&qid=1501082481&sr=1-2&keywords=icky+stick
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That's an aweful short stick.
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More of a handle than a pole.
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Does grinding stains away on grout leave a crater?
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Not when properly done. Just faster removal than a stainless steel brush or other grout brush.
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Have I missed all the discussions on this?
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I have used pumice stones on toilets and tubs for years. it works great to get the years of hard water build up off of the porcelain
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I carry several in my spotting kit.
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yeah, me too for sweatpant dingleberries
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Mikey,
The one you show is more like a grill brick than the other (harder) pumice stones shown. If the style you have is what you need, buy them in a much larger size at a restaurant supply house, or by the case on amazon. A 4 inch x 4 x 8 brick is about $3.00.
The one you show is more like a grill brick than the other (harder) pumice stones shown. If the style you have is what you need, buy them in a much larger size at a restaurant supply house, or by the case on amazon. A 4 inch x 4 x 8 brick is about $3.00.
