What carpets can the click tiles be put over? View answer
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What's the total weight assembled ? View answer
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is this clear, transparent? View answer
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does one roll cover 136 square feet for the price listed? View answer
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Can you lock the swivel function on the mop head? View answer
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Which two light browns work well as checks? View answer
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I am on a municipal water system, and I would like to be able to filter and drink the water, however, I am wondering how long this filter can possibly last removing the typical chlorine out of the water? It seems like the strong points of the filter are removing microbes, contaminants, etc., but when removing chemicals on a daily/weekly basis, what would prevent this filter from not filling up like a typical carbon based filter? If i can't last long doing the aforementioned, then it would not be any more cost effective using it for that purpose. Please advise Thank you. View answer
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Can you paint right on top of acrylic with this? View answer
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Is this completely safe for house parakeets? View answer
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Will this add a yellow tint to white cement? View answer
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What would you recommend to seal the area where the backsplash meets the counter in a kitchen, that is clear? I'm looking for the least toxic, least VOC available. I was looking at "Rescue Bond 2 in 1 Sealant & Adhesive" because it is zero VOC, no toluene, isocyanates, solvents, phthalates, or any other harsh chemicals, but it only seems to come in white. Is there anything similarly eco friendly like this that comes in clear? View answer
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Will this remove the linoleum flooring adhesive on plywood? View answer
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We have a covered porch with a floor of 5/4" x 6" pine decking boards (with a small space between them) over 2x8 joists 20" o.c. that are exposed to weather below. We would like to turn the porch into a 3-season room with waterproof cork for flooring. What kind of subfloor & underlayment would be needed between the decking boards & the cork? Thanks for your help & wonderful products! View answer
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We have been asked to recoat timber paneling externally (previously coated in Hybrid natural) with another coat after 4 years of weathering It is coming up more yellow this time around The client was not happy and asked if we can remove what we have done Is this possible and if so what is your recommendation to remove it Approx 7 days since application? View answer
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Hi, I'm hoping someone can answer this that has a lot of experience with the products as I don't want to mess up my cabinets and flooring by sealing them incorrectly. I bought a 4.5 year old home and I am not feeling well in the home. It's probably outgassing? The flooring is a wood laminate. Are there any products that could be used to seal the laminate floor? Any other suggestions if not? And also, what about cabinets. Is there a seal for the cabinets given they are not painted but stained a dark espresso color? I would not want to mess up the finishes on them but at the same time I cannot be sick in my home so any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated. I will do what it takes to be stay healthy. Thank you View answer
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Will this work on floor tiles? View answer
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what is meant by floating hardwood floor? View answer
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Is it safe for pregnant women? View answer
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If a dog pees on the floor or some other large quantity of liquid spills (especially if you are not able to clean it up right away) would you have to pull up planks to clean it? I get that the planks are waterproof but how does this prevent liquid from getting under them onto the vapor barrier? View answer
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Are you able to make any of your carpets into area rugs? View answer
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We are looking to apply a natural penetrating oil to our floors. We're concerned with the application process involving a buffer. We have 2 x 120 sq ft areas, a smaller 60 sq ft area and 2 small hallways (6'x3'); we don't think that using a full size floor buffer will be very easy in small spaces. Is it advisable to use a orbital sander with a buffer pad? Is there any additional application resources we could reference outside of the pdf? View answer
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Which product is recommended for Concrete countertops? View answer
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I have some new Sauder furniture that has raw particle board on the edges. Even the wood parts that have been finished have the odor. Should I use the safe seal on the raw edges and the hard seal on the finished parts, or can I use the hard seal on the raw edges and the finished parts? I just need to seal in so no off gassing. Thank you. View answer
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I have a home with cedar siding that's very weathered and has had Penofin applied to it a couple of times - at least 10 years ago. There are areas where it looks like varnish was applied when the house was originally built in the '50's which would have to be sanded. Everything is mildewed/darkened but overall a cleaning and a brightener would probably bring the wood back to its original color. I am looking for a product to apply that will protect the wood, resist mildew/mold growth, last for several years and be able to be reapplied without having to sand prior to reapplication. What do you recommend? View answer
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I intend to use your product on raised garden beds made of untreated pine. The sides on the inside of the beds will be lined with pond liner. Will I have to use a product for inside and outside? - - Also, will the stain yellow the color of my natural wood? - - Also, how often does the product have to be applied? Once a year???? Thanks View answer
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