How do I remove yellow stain on bathroom linoleum teal marble floors unwaxed?
I live in an apartment that I am moving out of in Aug.
And noticed a yellowish stain in my bathroom on the teal/blue marbled linoleum.
It seems like it is getting worse but I have no idea what it is from? Sun or water? How do i fix it so i’m not charged to replace it? there is a little bit of white that is marbled into the blue and the white in this area looks yellowish? Help! Thank you! Also the linoleum is not waxed
Tags: Bathroom, Black Marble, Floors, Linoleum, remove, Stain, teal, unwaxed, yellow.
May 4, 2010 at 1:33 pm
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May 4, 2010
By Raping_of_faith
maybe you should try to aim for the cup INSIDE
By Edward C
I will try tile-x, or CLR, but not to much of the CLR is very strong
By rob s
This yellowing is most often caused by a rubber backed carpet or oils monitored through an asphalt parking and drive way. Considering that the swim, I d put a bet on a carpet floor.
It doesn t have to be down all the time to the cause.
It sa chemical reaction of the rubber (petroleum based) and vinyl (another product from oil) Unfortunately, this is a common problem in cheaper vinyl stain is permanent. .
You might have if the land lord says something.
You can tell he thought t warn you about the cheap floors and have a layer of rubber on them.
Any questions please send e mail me via my avatar. . GL