How about cutting and pasting instead of crossposting, swifty?
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Tiling clean-up
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Great question. Not natural stone, not marble. It's not shiny or smooth like the normal bathroom ceramics. It is hard as hell - haven't seen it scratch at all, including dragging furniture across it.
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I couldn't. She has screwed up most everything here. Laid a wooden floor - the boards split. Put in stone tiles in the bathroom - cement has cracked. Couldn't get the cement walls in the bathroom right - ended up painting over them. Electric wired incorrectly. Here's hoping the hallway ceiling storage doesn't come down on our heads.
Would you happen to know what type of enzyme she might have been using? There appears to be a faint white coating over the tiles that she was washing away with the stuff. In places where her worker went over it, it is lighter than the surrounding tile.
Understand the muriatic acid. Thanks for any continued input.
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