HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover (Product 12) 1 Litre

• Guarantee - Statutory
• Use on Cement , grout and mortar floors
• Instructions for Use - Directions for use: *Efflorescence is caused by soluble salts in building materials, or soluble salts transferred into building materials by water, being drawn towards a drying surface by the movement of water. At the surface of the building material the water responsible for the transportation of the salts evaporates leaving behind the salts as a surface deposit. Dilution: Depending on the degree of residues dilute HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover from 1:4 to 1:10 with water. Directions for use: Try HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover on a small inconspicuous area first. Wet the surface down with clean water before using. Then apply and spread the diluted HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover with a scrubbing brush or pad. Leave to work for a couple of minutes. Scrub thoroughly till clean then rinse off with plenty of water. Repeat treatment with HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover if necessary. Coverage: 1 litre is enough for a surface area of approx. 20 to 40 m². Attention: DO NOT apply HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover to calciferous natural stone such as marble, travertine, blue (hard)stone, slate, terazzo, granito, basaslt and cement tiles. Use HG Natural Stone Cement Grout Film Remover. The use of HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover may lighten the colour of the grout/cement.
• Guarantee - Statutory

Features and benefits

HGTile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover cleans off stubborn cement film, mortar residues and white salt deposits (efflorescence) from ceramic and porcelain tiles, flagstones, terracotta, quarry tiles, victorian tiles, brick, concrete and any other non-calcareous natural stone such as Norwegian Slate and some types of Granite.

• Cleans off stubborn cement film, mortar residues and white salt deposits
• For ceramic and porcelain tiles, flagstones, terracotta, quarry tiles, victorian tiles, brick, concrete and any other non-calcareous natural stone such as Norwegian Slate and some types of Granite.