What could go wrong here?

[Charlie Lyman]

Another genius DIY tip:

 

[rjwood]

Well, it does get it clean, which was her goal.

 

[Scott S.]

i dont see anything, is there supposed to be a video?

 

[rjwood]

i dont see anything, is there supposed to be a video?

That's the second time I notice you've been unable to view either a photo or video. What OS are you using? Do you have flash installed and enabled? Are you using an ad-blocker?

 

[Scott S.]

That's the second time I notice you've been unable to view either a photo or video. What OS are you using? Do you have flash installed and enabled? Are you using an ad-blocker?

Was on desktop on chrome browser, now on cell phone and it still shows this.

 

[rjwood]

Was on desktop on chrome browser, now on cell phone and it still shows this.

Chrome can be a bit finicky when it come to media. I prefer Chrome myself. There are some issues with Chrome that still need addressing.

You might want to install Firefox and see how that works for you. The media issues are usually limited to Chrome.

 

[rjwood]

You might try updating your Chrome browser to the latest update, it appears to have solved this issue for a lot of users.

 

[Kellie Hiler]

It may clean it but what is she leaving behind?

 

[Charlie Lyman]

I was more concerned with the blue toilet bowl cleaner staining the grout. My son spilled some one time and it stained. Also, being a toilet cleaner, shouldn't it be acidic? I've seen Ka-boom eat grout before.

 

[Jimmy L]

It will continue to eat the grout away until she has none left.

 

[GeneMiller]

If you leave a puddle it will damage the tile. I have used it myself when in a pinch because I ran out of my regular acid. It's alway after the grout is wet and I flush it like any other acid.

 

[encapman]

If the floor was mopped with something alkaline (NON-AMMONIATED), following the acid treatment, that should neutralize the bowl cleaner residue.

 

[encapman]

Oops. I just checked online and I see that Lysol bowl cleaner contains bleach. DO NOT do a follow up mop with ammonia. However a non-amoniated alkaline product that has a high pH could be used to neutralize the acid.

 

[rjwood]

Oops. I just checked online and I see that Lysol bowl cleaner contains bleach. DO NOT do a follow up mop with ammonia. However a non-amoniated alkaline product that has a high pH could be used to neutralize the acid.

You mean like Flex ICE?

You might want to edit your first post while you still have the opportunity either by deleting it or adding a line indicating that reading the following post is advised.

 

[encapman]

No, Flex Ice is not a high pH product.
On the other hand, Flex should do the trick.

 

[KevinL]

What about her friggin hands? She didn't have gloves on.

 

[Old Coastie]

What about her friggin hands? She didn't have gloves on.

People just assume nothing will hurt them. That is unfortunate.