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Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to wet or dry surfaces?
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lov2garden (
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Sat, Jan 16, 10 at 17:46
| For a stall shower, should the or bathtub with sliding glass door be wet down or dry when the typical bathroom spray clean is applied (clorox, comet, dow, etc)? I know it's good to let the product sit and work. Does applying it to a wet tile or tub dilute the strength of the cleaner or is there no real difference either way? |
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RE: Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to wet or dry surfac
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| I have used Dow/Scrubbing Bubbles spray cleaner for years & never wet the surfaces first, & the label does not say to do so. I would think the cleansing action would be diluted. |
RE: Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to a wet or dry surf
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| P.S. However, I would not wait for a surface to dry before applying the cleaner; I might just use a little more of it. |
RE: Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to wet or dry surfac
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| I like to apply Scrubbing Bubbles spray when my bathtub is still wet after I shower. The spray mixes with the film of water in the tub and it seems to work better. Yes, it's diluted but a little cleaner goes a long way. When I use it to clean tile walls, sinks, etc, I spray it on dry. But I seem to use more. Take Kathleen's advice, both ways work. |
RE: Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to wet or dry surfac
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| The problem I have with applying products to dry surfaces is that they tend to dry out during the 5 or 10 minute waiting period recommended on the bottle. |
RE: Should spray bathroom cleaner be applied to wet or dry surfac
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| I think I'll try a combination of all of the advice! I've got a small stall shower to experiment on. I'll let you know how it goes :) |
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