Rubbing alcohol can kill some types of mold on contact, but it may not be effective at completely eliminating black mold from porous surfaces. It is best to use a commercial mold remover specifically designed for black mold to ensure effective removal.
There are two distinct types of rubbing alcohol readily available in USA pharmacies. One is isopropanol-based (usually 70% or 91% isopropanol in water), while the other is ethanol (drinking alcohol) based (usually 70% ethanol plus denaturants in water). Neither of these alcohol solutions will dissolve or damage elemental gold or elemental carbon in the form of diamond. In fact, either of these alcohol solutions would be useful in cleaning gold and diamond jewelry. Please note: all rubbing alcohols, even if derived from drinking alcohol, are poisonous and should never be consumed (they're okay when applied to the skin). Isopropanol is inherently poisonous, while poisons (denaturants, such as gasoline or wood alcohol) are intentionally added to rubbing ethanol to prevent use in beverages.
No, it is not recommended to use Mop and Glow on brick floors. Brick is a porous material and using a product like Mop and Glow can lead to a buildup of residue on the surface, making it difficult to clean and maintain. It is best to use a cleaner specifically designed for cleaning brick floors.
Permanent markers typically go away by using products like rubbing alcohol, acetone, or commercial cleaning solutions. These solvents help dissolve the ink so it can be wiped away from surfaces. Additionally, if the permanent marker is used on a porous surface, it may fade over time as it gets absorbed into the material.
Alcohol is a solvent: It dissolves stuff. The leaf is porous, full of holes. When the leaf is placed in the alcohol, the alcohol gets into the leafs, and dissolves the pigments in the leaf, probably chlorophyll, which is green. This will turn the alcohol green.
Rubbing alcohol is often a good way to take ink off of non-porous surfaces. Unfortunately, paper is absorbent and likely to be ruined by the rubbing alcohol. You cannot use rubbing alcohol to take washable marker off of paper.
Rubbing alcohol as soon as possible. Plexiglas is a bit porous and the die can get into it if left for any length of time.
No but you can make them non-porous by putting a satin acrylic finish on them.
No but you can make them non-porous by putting a satin acrylic finish on them.
Rubbing alcohol can kill some types of mold on contact, but it may not be effective at completely eliminating black mold from porous surfaces. It is best to use a commercial mold remover specifically designed for black mold to ensure effective removal.
There are two distinct types of rubbing alcohol readily available in USA pharmacies. One is isopropanol-based (usually 70% or 91% isopropanol in water), while the other is ethanol (drinking alcohol) based (usually 70% ethanol plus denaturants in water). Neither of these alcohol solutions will dissolve or damage elemental gold or elemental carbon in the form of diamond. In fact, either of these alcohol solutions would be useful in cleaning gold and diamond jewelry. Please note: all rubbing alcohols, even if derived from drinking alcohol, are poisonous and should never be consumed (they're okay when applied to the skin). Isopropanol is inherently poisonous, while poisons (denaturants, such as gasoline or wood alcohol) are intentionally added to rubbing ethanol to prevent use in beverages.
It depends on how porous the siding material is. If it is fairly new, rubbing alcohol may remove it. If it is older paint that has weathered, it may be pretty hard to remove and you may have to paint over it.
No! Polyurethane needs a porous surface and because pergo is not, you would only ruin the floor.
No, polyurethane is meant to be applied to a porous surface. Pergo is laminated and has none. Using the product will cause permanent damage.
That's tough! You could try using rubbing alcohol, but I can't grantee that it will work.Don't use much. Just a drop or two should do it.***If you hare a porous screen, DO NOT DO THIS!!*****DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK!**Things can go wrong during this process. Do this with caution.
No, it is not recommended to use Mop and Glow on brick floors. Brick is a porous material and using a product like Mop and Glow can lead to a buildup of residue on the surface, making it difficult to clean and maintain. It is best to use a cleaner specifically designed for cleaning brick floors.
There are two types porous and non porous. You can also seel porous concrete to make it non porous.