On 26/12/16 16:27, Chris Green wrote:
wrote:
On Saturday, 24 December 2016 14:33:07 UTC, Chris Green wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 24/12/16 13:54, Chris Hogg wrote:

If it
is stained, you'll never get it clean.

Oh... the ignorance...
...That is what bleach is for..

But bleach doesn't actually clean it, it just turns the dirt white. The
dirt will soon pick up 'dirt colour' again.

incorrect. It does not remove limescale, in hard water areas that can be removed with some acid.

What do you mean 'incorrect'? You've agreed that it doesn't remove
limescale, my experience is that it doesn't remove *anything*, it just
turns it all white.

No, it oxidise dyes and makes fats water soluble, so it DOES remove a
lot of ****.

For limescale use acid, but who evaporates quantities of hard water on
their vinyl floors?

I suppose that making it white could be called
making it clean but that's not really what clean means in my book.

Star from a false assumption, reach a false conclusion....