G'Day
I painted a shower stall, bath and vanity splash back with White Knight Tile Paint about six months ago.
The tenants have broken the lease so here we go again, cleaning and polishing ready for the next tenant.
First time I've ever used a Rug Doctor, and boy! do my arms know it!!
In the shower stall, there are soap stains from the wall mounted soap dish down to the floor of the stall.
Any suggestions on how to remove these stains? Before I attack it with sugar soap, I was wondering if anyone who has used White Knight has a better idea.
Their website says 'Looking after Tile Paint is easy, just use only mild, non-abrasive cleaning products that will not damage the high gloss finish'.
So I guess that means any liquid product or spray on rinse off product.
Thanks
Kristine
PS You would think that people would at least vacuum, wouldn't you!
I painted a shower stall, bath and vanity splash back with White Knight Tile Paint about six months ago.
The tenants have broken the lease so here we go again, cleaning and polishing ready for the next tenant.
First time I've ever used a Rug Doctor, and boy! do my arms know it!!
In the shower stall, there are soap stains from the wall mounted soap dish down to the floor of the stall.
Any suggestions on how to remove these stains? Before I attack it with sugar soap, I was wondering if anyone who has used White Knight has a better idea.
Their website says 'Looking after Tile Paint is easy, just use only mild, non-abrasive cleaning products that will not damage the high gloss finish'.
So I guess that means any liquid product or spray on rinse off product.
Thanks
Kristine
PS You would think that people would at least vacuum, wouldn't you!