To buy this product go to www.homecareessentials.co.uk This product gives a dirt repellent, removable but hard wearing protective coating for vinyl and linoleum. It is easy to re-apply. Before applying clean the floor thoroughly and remove any old coats of wax or polish. Use HG Gloss Coating Remover. See: www.homecareessentials.co.uk For general maintenance we recommed HG Vinyl and Linoleum Clean and Shine. See: www.homecareessentials.co.uk For the complete HG Hagesan product range and hundreds of other Homecare Products see our website: www.homecareessentials.co.uk
To buy this product go to www.homecareessentials.co.uk An intensive cleaner for the removal of old or dirty coats of polish such as HG Vinyl Gloss Coating. The product is self-activating meaning heavy scrubbing is not necessary. HG Vinyl and Linoleum Gloss Coating Remover also removes stubborn dirt and grease with ease. Particularly recommended as a pre-treatment before the application of a new coat of HG Vinyl Gloss Coating. See: www.homecareessentials.co.uk 1 litre For the complete HG Hagesan product range and hundreds of other Homecare Products see our website: www.homecareessentials.co.uk
Our house is a year old, and about six months within living here we noticed random pink staining in the linoleum. It’s in the bathroom, and kitchen. Nothing was spilled to make it pink. Does anybody know what this might be, and how to get rid of it?? We have tried normal kitchen floor cleaners, and mopping, but it seems stained.
Cheap linoleum I assume, but is there any way to fix it?
I have to get my kitchen clean today and my cats are slobs, so there is a medium-sized spot of brown gravy on my white linoleum floor. Which should I use to clean it…
Brillo pad
Soap
Simple Green
other (I have other cleaners that aren’t as good)
once we put tarpuline on kitchen floor and it get wet & its blue colour bleed onto the linoleum floor and it won’t come off. I have tried all kinds of cleaners and even bleach, but nothing works. Can any one suggest me a best idea.
I live in an apt. and the whole apt. is those old style linoleum floors…the tile kind. Some paper with writing on it got wet on the floor and now its stained. Can someone tell me how to get it up, i’ve tried using floor cleaners but it doesn’t work.
…in one place in my utility room there is a 5-6 foot area that appears yellowish in color. I’ve washed and scrubbed it with all kinds of cleaners – even those designed by Armstrong – the manufacturer of my flooring. Nothing gets rid of the stain. I wonder if somehow the glue or adhesive used to put the floor down is leaking through and causing the stain. Any advise would be appreciated! Thanks.
I have tried so many cleaners – I am tired of scrubbing, so I know bleach will work, but I doubt I should use it full strength – so what ratio is good to easily clean this friggin floor? thanks!
Paul…hmmm lets think about this – I am cleaning a floor that is really dirty…you tell me…will I be wearing something that I care about? especially knowing I am working with BLEACH..splash away as long as the floor gets clean!
My foyer floor has this chalky residue on it from melting salt that was tracked in from outside my house. My linoleum floor is pretty old (approx. 25 years old) and I never had a problem removing the salt before for some reason. Is there any particular cleaner that will work to get it off? I have tried various cleaners, but nothing works. Any answers are most appreciated. Thanks!
