Does it remove smells and stains from brick paving?
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I'm sure it will, too expensive in the long run! I use commercial use Simple Green diluted with water to rinse down my porch and pavement weekly. A 1/2 cup to a gallon of water solution let it set a few minutes and hose down. Commercial bleach works as well.
673147
I don't know what color your brick is but I have used it on tile and removed it with no issues. If there is any residue I just use a little baby oil to get rid of it.
1125516
I used it to treat the porous grout on my ceramic tile floor and it helped with old smells. Don't know if it will completely take out a stain, but if you are worried about smell, it will really help.
2218946
Yes and no it did not remove stains. It does however remove water stains from my outside windows but have to leave on for an hour or so then had to wet a magic eraser and go over the window then rinse clean and squeegee it.
2047934
No, but the fragrance is not strong. It is the BEST stain remover on the market - hands down!
1125517
I really don't know about stains on concrete. I do know that it is amazing for treating dog and cat stains on carpet and gets rid of the horrible smell.
1609127
No, I don't think it will. I spoke to a company representative, and was told that after treatment the odor would be removed, but the stain might still be seen with a black light. I don't know how it can be removed, but I was concerned with odor, and it is gone!
882728
I am not sure. I used it to remove the stain of some bad silicone caulk that sat on granite for some time. It did am amazing job. It is stinky, but worth it. Saved a ruined top.
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Yes it does. It's a great product. The only thing you need to be aware of is that stains do not necessarily disappear. However, odors are gone. Just follow the instructions and remember that it may require more than one treatment.
1938157
Yes, it can be used on all surfaces. I have three cats that urinate on my unfinished basement floor. When the urine has soaked into the floor for a time, it can take 2-3 applications of Fizzion (pour it on, let it sit until dry) to get rid of the odor, but it does work for these applications. Vertical brick or cement surfaces might take even more applications, because the liquid may not be able to soak in quickly enough before it runs off. Finely misting these surfaces numerous times should get rid of the odor, however.
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It will remove mildew from both grout & caulk. Caulk color will not be fully restored. You'll need to scrub this product long & hard with a toothbrush or something similar to achieve these results. In my experience, Tilex works better with less scrubbing.
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I don't know personally. I used it for my indoor porcelain tile grout. However, the label says "Effectively removes sealers, coatings & finishes; Cleans deep-set stains, epoxy grout haze, adhesives and paints; Fast & effective on heavy grease buildup. Use for: porcelain, ceramic, slate, granite, marble, quarry, saltillo, terra cotta, grout, flagstone & concrete pavers"
980762
Great question but no its not designed for stain or spot removal. Try one of our carpet deep cleaners like the BISSELL DeepClean Premier Pet Carpet Cleaner, 17N4
1086270
I've been using it for years now and while I haven't had to use it for brick, I have used it on stone to remove lead paint AND on a historic wooden home from 1822 that was vandalized with several coats of spray paint. For your reference, both surfaces came clean but the stone took a while longer and required a wire brush and some tarping so the spatter from using the wire brush wouldn't affect other areas NOT coated with paint. Please remember that sometimes brick is more porous then stone.
2270276
This product is for eliminating odors they do make a cleaner that can be used on all surfaces
751133
Have only used it on the grout. It worked really well on stained and mildewy grout.
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I use it for the holes bricklayers leave around windows but I don't see why it could not be used for cosmetic reasons, like concrete drying cracks in the driveway but I have never used it. I would try it in a out of sight place and see what happens. It could always be removed with tool. Some paint will fill in on small cracks, too.