I was cleaning some white limestone tile today. A little picky, but a gentle scrub with a red pad, gekko it off, it should be all good. Put a nuetral cleaner (Ultrachem Cleaner and Conditioner)down, started scrubbing and the solution started turning red where I'd scrubbed. The freaking pad was bleeding, Bad. I stoked up and started rinsing, but there's still a slight pink hue. I'm going back on Thursday, and try a little peroxide on it, but I'm open to suggestions. What ideas do you have?
Ever Had This Happen?
- Thread starter Willy P
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KP
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Limestone is very absorbent so before you try oxidizing it I would reapply a good alkaline and let it dwell a bit (the dye from the pad more than likely absorbed a little)then a good extraction.I would get a soft/medium brush attachment and use that from now on,use it for carpet and tile.
boazcan
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Got any pictures??
