Wandslinger
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or peroxide to your cleaning solution when cleaning ceramic or porcelain.
Your thoughts on adding percarbonate..
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Mikey P
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Oxyblaster is full of it already so why bother?
It's the grout where it comes into the effect, not the tile.
rookie.
It's the grout where it comes into the effect, not the tile.
rookie.
Wandslinger
Member
Dirtbag, that's what I meant. I didn't think I had to spell it out. So that's my point, if Oxyblaster is loaded with it then there is some benefit. Would adding any more improve the overall look ?
Larry Cobb
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Tom;
To answer your question;
Yes, a powder oxidizer should be added when the job requires it.
Our PowerMax contains a powder oxidizer, but on some grout cleaning jobs you will need to add more to get the grout back to original color.
We like to sprinkle it on the presprayed floor and brush it in.
It will then accumulate in the grout lines where it will have the best effect.
Larry Cobb
To answer your question;
Yes, a powder oxidizer should be added when the job requires it.
Our PowerMax contains a powder oxidizer, but on some grout cleaning jobs you will need to add more to get the grout back to original color.
We like to sprinkle it on the presprayed floor and brush it in.
It will then accumulate in the grout lines where it will have the best effect.
Larry Cobb
