Remove the solution from the surface with a floor cloth or mop, regularly rinsing and wringing it out in water. IMPORTANT: DO NOT apply HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover to calciferous natural stone such as marble, travertine, blue (hard)stone, several types of slate, terrazzo, granito, basaslt and cement tiles. Use HG Natural Stone Cement and Lime Film Remover. If in doubt test on an inconspicuous area first or use HG Hagesan Natural Stone Cement Grout Film Remover. Directions for use: First try HG Tile Cement Grout Film Remover on a small, preferably inconspicuous place. Apply HG Tile Cement Grout Film Remover liberally and spread over the floor covering no more than 10-15 m² at a time. Leave HG Tile Cement Grout Film Remover to work for 15-20 minutes, keeping the floor wet with solution during this time.

Attention: To remove cement surplus from calciferous natural stone such as marble, travertine, Blue (hard)stone, several types of slate, terrazzo, granito, basalt and cement tiles. For these surfaces see HG Natural Stone Cement Grout Film Remover Dilution: Depending on the degree of residues dilute HG Tile Cement Grout and Mortar Remover from 1:4 to 1:10 with water. Remove cement grout? The unique aspect of our cement residue remover is that it dissolves cement from the tile surface, but not the cement from the grouting. The grout is even strengthened. Also suitable for removing rust. When it concerns really stubborn cement and mortar residues, we recommend HG tile cement grout and mortar remover (product 12). How do you use HG tile cement grout film remover? HG tile cement grout and mortar remover cannot be used for calciferous natural stone, such as marble, travertine, bluestone, various types of slate and concrete tiles or concrete floors. For those you need HG natural stone cement grout film remover. Do not use on calciferous natural stone such as marble, travertine, bluestone and various types of slate and concrete tiles/floors. Which HG products do I need for my tile floor?Dilute HG Natural Stone Cement Grout Film Remover 1:10 with warm water (approx. 120 degrees F). Apply with a scrubbing brush and brush softly on the wet floor. Leave to penetrate for approx. 5 minutes, keeping the surface damp, then scrub thoroughly and rinse with clean water afterwards. Scrub the surface well with a stiff broom or scrubbing brush. Leave to work for 15 - 20 minutes, keeping the floor wet with the solution of this cement residue remover in the meantime. Read all precautions before using HG Natural Stone Cement Grout Film Remover. Wear Eye Protection (saftey glasses) and rubber gloves. Remove any loose cement, grout and lime scale as much as possible by sweeping. Wet the surface to be cleaned. Scrub the surface well with a stiff broom or scrubbing brush. Leave it to work for a few minutes and scrub well once more.

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. This cement cleaner removes cement film and mortar residue from non-calciferous natural-stone types, such as Norwegian slate, granite and quartzite. What is so unique about this cement floor cleaner is that it dissolves the cement on the tile surface but not the cement in the grout. The grout is even strengthened. How do you use HG tile cement grout and mortar remover? First wet the surface with clean water and then apply the solution using a floor cloth or mop. Do not treat more than 10 to 15 m² at a time.Then apply the solution liberally with a floor cloth or mop. Do not treat more than 10 to 15m² at a time. 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. Try to remove the cement stains or mortar residue with one part vinegar and one part warm water. Then you brush this solution onto the surface. Leave to absorb and then rinse with clean water.