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How to remove stains from the floor: the effective method

How to remove stains from the floor: the effective method

How to remove them stains from the floor? This is the most frequent question of those looking for an effective method for cleaning surfaces in the home, both internal and external. From stoneware to terracotta, up to marble and parquet, cleaning the floor can often be complicated and it is not always easy to find the right solution, especially when dirt is difficult to remove.

How to clean the floor: secrets and tips

The first rule to respect is that of do not let dirt accumulate. Even if it seems like a subtlety, it is actually a fundamental step for quickly cleaning any type of floor. The advice is to mop when possible, without waiting days before doing so, instead postponing intense cleaning to a specific moment. Another trick is to use carpets, especially at the entrance to the house. In fact, before entering, by passing over it with your shoes, you will be able to eliminate some dirt, avoiding bringing it inside. Finally, before doing anything, it is essential to evaluate the material you want to treat, from parquet to porcelain stoneware to marble. In fact, each surface has different characteristics and needs.

Remove stains from terracotta or stoneware floors

Ultra-smac di New Chemical Prevention, for example, allows you to remove stains of various kinds. Solvent-based and with a low environmental impact, it acts on oily stains that can form on natural stones, bricks, plaster, clinker or metals. It has a viscous consistency, which is why the product also adheres to vertical surfaces and is active on graffiti resins and paints. To use it, simply apply it with a brush on the area to be treated, leaving it to act for a few minutes. Finally, rub with a sponge to remove the stain. Ultra-smac it's perfect for tiled floors, stoneware or natural stones, eliminating grease patches, coffee, wine and much more.

Remove stains from wooden floors

Grey-Remove it is an excellent solution for removing the stains from the wooden floor. This cleaner from New Chemical Prevention in fact it is useful for removing tannin stains and gray patinas, restoring the natural color of the material, ruined by atmospheric agents and by natural degradation processes. It can be applied not only on floors, but also on vertical surfaces, giving an optimal result. Grey-Remove It can be applied with fleece plastic sprayers or brush, and left to act for about 20 minutes. Finally, just rub, rinse and leave to dry to enjoy an amazing effect.

Remove tough stains

The most difficult stains to remove, especially on outdoor floors, can be treated with P-300/AD, an acid descaler and rust remover. It is effective for a large variety of materials and is specific for erasing whitish efflorescence, lime and cement encrustations, rust stains, chalk, grout or whitewash residues. Recommended for terracotta, terracotta, ceramic, porcelain stoneware, granite and clinker, this detergent should not be used on marble and polished natural stone. Pleasantly scented, it does not give off fumes or annoying odors. It works, but is not aggressive and its descaling action is proportional to the contact time. The recommended dilutions are: 1:2 with water as a rust remover for granite, gneiss and serizzo, 1:4 with water to wash terracotta, granite and gneiss surfaces. Finally 1:9 with water for porcelain stoneware, ceramic and quartzite.

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