My floors were looking dull so I applied Quick Shine to them. They looked great at first. My son decided to surprise me while I was out of town and applied 5 coats of Quick Shine to "restore them". They were left with streaks. I've tried everything I can think to of to remove this product from my floors including a Shark steamer, floor scrubbers, Windex, vinegar and water and nothing has worked. My husband has even gotten on his hands and knees to no avail. You can see spots where the solution is gone and patches where it remains. At this point I'm wondering if my only hope is sanding them down and re-staining them.
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I'm not sure if you realize or not that Quick Shine has a deep cleaner. The deep cleaner is used to remove the quick shine off your floors. You need to use the cleaner in hot water and apply this to your floors. It should sit on the floors for several hours to work correctly. Afterwards, you should be able to mop this up. If you still have a few areas that have this build up on them, you'll need to do it again.
Doubt its that easy..anything that shines floors that well will cause a build up..use water and Norwex microfiber mops...work wonderfully..so awesome! My dad was in the part owner of a very large worldy janitor service..he will tell you NEVER use these products..not on tile vinyl and especially not on wood floors!!
There is a product called Quick Shine Deep Cleaner. It got good reviews and its sold on Amazon. www.amazon.com/
We have used Quick Shine for years on our laminate floors. In fact, our home cleaning company has applied Quick shine to these floors every week for at leas 8 months and the floor retained its glossy finish throughout this entire period. Unfortunately , the buildup of
I called Holloway House ans was instructed to buy their deep cleaning product and follow the simple directions of pouring it into a bucket of hot water and then spreading this mixture on our floor. A few minutes later it began to dissolve and all I did was to use my small rollaround vacuum to suck up the liquid off of the floor. With negligible effort, I had our floor looking great in less than an hour!
P.S. The cost, about $8 for the Deep Cleaner and Quick Shine products vs.$3,000 from the cleaning company. As a result, I contemplated un-retiring and starting my own flooring cleaning business. At 88 years of age, however, and even though this was an easy job , I am not sure I could do this on a daily basis. Once every 2 or 3 months, would be a snap even for you and I.
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