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| Mon 8 Aug 11, 2:26 PM emeraldsub IE, 8 yrs  |
Does anyone know at all? The floor has been washed 3 times and its still like an ice rink. Cheers | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 2:28 PM Miss_L_J UK(N), 3 yrs  |
Talcum powder applied on a damp towel. No idea why it works, but it does for me lol | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 2:36 PM SteveDuk UK(CM), 11 yrs |
If it's a silicone based polish then acetone should get it off.
Nail varnish remover should work. @MediFet Medical Play group | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 2:57 PM Leatherdelights  UK(LE), 3 yrs |
CAUTION ,acetone, or any other solvent based cleaner may affect the finish of the laminate flooring , be very carefull not to solve one problem and end up with another !
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| 8 Aug 11, 2:59 PM T5Tart UK(MK), 5 yrs |
I would think some sort of cold degreaser like gunk would work ...but try in an inconspicuous area first or an off cut www.edgeplay.co.uk www.dswhips.co.uk www.thehitachimagicwand.co.uk | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 3:35 PM emeraldsub IE, 8 yrs |
thanks to you all guys, really appreciate it | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 3:39 PM SubWhisperer UK, 5 yrs |
Silicon Is a bitch to get off – and any solvent would probably take the original seal of the floor too (though you can re-wax afterwards) It may sound like a crazy idea – but I agree - try talcum powder to reduce the slip, and simply let it go away in its own time (simple, non-toxic, and won't hurt the floor) Ever wondered who the devil comes to for ideas ? Edited 8 Aug 11, 3:41 PM by SubWhisperer | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 5:39 PM OllieVW 3 yrs |
Saw dust, its what the jannie used at skool for everything  Talk is the one, itll soak up the greese, might need a couple of goes, dont use acetone itll damage the laminate sepecialy if its dark coloured. Ill bleed for you if you make me cum | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 5:40 PM Oralsaxpert30 UK(TF), 5 yrs |
ORALSERVITUDE RULES OK! | ||
| 8 Aug 11, 5:44 PM ShinyKitty UK(SO), 5 yrs |
Ordinary washing up liquid, reasonably concentrated, silicon will come off with a good detergent. The ice rink effect does wear off eventually but I will admit it's a death trap until then, particularly as I always seem to step on the slippery bits. | ||
| 9 Aug 11, 1:26 PM SteveDuk UK(CM), 11 yrs |
http://www.ukflooringdirect.co.uk/info/Laminate_... Scroll down to "How do I clean......"
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