Question 1

Has anyone used this on un waxed stained concrete floors?

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unfortunately yes, Had a roommate put in on my finished concrete stained floor.  Now I cannot use my preferred sealer as the acrylic wax has to be chemically and mechanically stripped before any kind of sealer will be able to get past the wax.  Not looking forward to 4 hours of scrubbing w ammonia, but that is the best way to remove the acrylic wax.  I would use a high quality sealer, you can pick a flat matt or glossy finish.  Home depot carries the miracle brand in the blue containers, works real good.  Amazon might have it as well.

Question 2

I want to know how to remove wax build up

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NEVER EVER USE MOP AND GLO! I have come to call it Mop and GLUE. First off, if you have even the tiniest bit of dust or dog hair it will be GLUED to your floors. The shine lasted only 1 day and then looked like filthy 100 year old dull floors. It took me nearly a week, but the effort to remove it was well worth it. Just use plain water in a good steam cleaner to keep your floors nice and shiny. I personally used 3 bottles of Quick Shine wax build up remover. First, diluted, but didn't help. Then I tried it undiluted and got down on hands and knees with a towel. You wouldn't believe what came up as far as the amount of wax. NEVER USE MOP AND GLO. I honestly don't know how that company gets away with selling it.

Question 3

What is the consensus for using on ceramic tile floors  (in the kitchen)?

Accepted Answer

I have been using it for over 20 years. Makes my old tile look great!

Question 4

Could this product be applied with a steam mop?

Accepted Answer

Hi Jake, Ann Lucas here. I honestly don't know.  I would recommend checking with the manufacturer of the Mop and Glo and/or also the steam mop.  I have vinyl floors so I can never use a steam mop and I don't believe I would try it.  It would most likely mess up your floors as well as your steam mop machine if you are planning to pour it into the machine. I don't know anything about steam mop machines but I am assuming you are referring to pouring it into the machine.  Sorry I can't be of more help but hope this helps some.  Thanks, Ann

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