Yes, you can have your toilet refinished, which is kind of a pain to do. It requires taking the toilet out and having it out of commission for a while. If you do decide to do this make sure you contact a professional and have a back up restroom available. Another option is to buy some porcelain patch and do it yourself. Just shut off your angle valve and flush the toilet until it is almost empty.

The toilet cleaners, disinfectants or deodorizers from the toilet bowl and tank may interfere with the test because of the trace chemicals in the water.

You can revive your Brillante with Simichrome, a wonderful non-abrasive polish available through your Brillante dealer, but if it has been deeply scratched, there is no way to thoroughly buff out these marks. We recommend storing your Brillante in its flannel pouch for optimal care.

Over time the cooking surface will become "worn" and get tiny scratches from regular use. Many people like that and refer to it as "patina". Should it get to much for your taste, just have the surface "buffed up" by a professional.

Dents are depressions in the wood where the grain is not broken. Scratches and gouges are areas where the grain has been damaged. After the finish is removed, most dents can be steamed out. Fold a piece of paper towel, wet it with cold water, and hold it on the dent. Place a hot iron on the dent for a few seconds until steam is forced into the wood. The dent should rise after a few applications. Sometimes a small amount of sanding is required. Always experiment in an inconspicuous area first.

First, make sure you use a good stainless steel cleaner. Once you're done cleaning, follow up with good stainless steel polish. Cleaning will only blend in light scratches; deep scratches may require more work or sink replacement. Use Bar Keepers Friend cleanser and a green Scotch-Brite pad. Wet the sink and pad, and sprinkle a little cleanser in the sink. Gently move the pad front to back on the bottom to blend the scratches in. On the sides, scrub in a circular motion. Rinse thoroughly.

It depends on the brand and dimensions of your toilet bowl. The BidetSpa was designed to fit most two-piece toilet bowls and many one-piece. Please check the specifications and dimensions of both our round and elongated versions or call one of our helpful CleanButt customer service representatives for further assistance.

If you drank the entire solution or if your last bowel movements were clear enough that you were able to see the bottom of the toilet, you should be fine. It is OK if you have some flecks of material. The yellow color is a result of the bile that normally colors the feces. This shouldn’t interfere with the examination.

Do not flush for 6-8 hours. The quart of mixture poured into the bowl pushes one quart of water and mixture out of the bowl into the stack. The enzymes and bacteria carried out in the quart leaving the bowl are deposited on the gook coating the pipe. In the following 6-8 hours they embed themselves in the gunk so that when the toilet is next flushed they will not be flushed out of the pipes gunk. The strongest chemical in the world can’t climb the side walls of horizontal pipes.

Bleach isn't the solution because it may take the color out of a ring, but the ring itself remains and keeps on building up and staining. When the ring is young and tender, an enthusiastic brushing with acid bowl cleaner will generally remove it. If the chemical action of the bowl cleaner doesn't entirely dissolve the mineral buildup, you can scrub it with an abrasive (green) nylon-backed scrub pad while the acid is working. An old ring is a real encrustation that calls for mightier measures.

No. Harsh cleaners will damage the ABS plastic. Use water and cloth only. A mild antibacterial soap may be added.

You could install insulating foam products to isolate the water from the tank sides. Home Depot carries it for a reasonable price. I think they are about $7-$10. Read the directions for complete directions, but you should completely empty the water from the tank, then use a hairdryer to ensure that the sides are absolutely dry. Cut the foam and apply adhesive. Let it sit for 6 - 8 (time approximates) hours and it will be ready to be refilled and useable.

Yes. Light and medium scratches can be covered and "blended" with a light buffing of PERMA SHIELD. Deeper scratches may require use of a polishing compound or touch-up paint. Using THE PERMA SHIELD SYSTEM will give you the same or superior protection at a fraction of the cost! Our Commercial size kit - will cover 12+ cars or 2-3 large RV's - allowing you to enjoy the benefits of this superior system on all your vehicles, regardless of size!

No. We don't charge more to use Digital ICE and we don't usually charge more to use any of the other Digital ICE products, like Digital GEM (removes grain) and Digital DEE (fix under-exposures). However, if we receive an order of 200 or more slides or negatives to be scanned at any resolution higher than 2000 DPI with lots of grain and/or under-exposures and you want that corrected, volume discounts will not apply. This is a very rare occurrence and only applies to negatives of high speed film.

Yes, if they are minor, light scratches. It will eliminate the tiny "feather" scratches caused by many car wash brushes. The product does not contain any ingredients which can fill deeper, more serious scratches. To remove light scratches, spray the scratched area with a 12" X 12" coat of DRI WASH 'n GUARD?. Place a conventional high-speed buffer, with a foam bonnet, directly against the scratched area.

Yes we can. In some case it has taken longer than normal but we have succeeded. We understand how black or dark vehicles need to be treated and offer a No Swirl Guarantee on any dark coloured vehicle.

Yes, if they are minor, light scratches. It will eliminate the tiny "feather" scratches caused by many car wash brushes. The product does not contain any ingredients which can fill deeper, more serious scratches.

It is not advisable to attempt to remove scratch marks on windscreens, as this could result in distorted vision. The best thing to do is to avoid situations where windscreen wipers can scratch the windscreen. Scratching can occur when:

There are several program to do this. They actually work with WAV files, not MP3, so if you have problem MP3 files, you'll have to decode them to WAV files, fix the WAV files and then re-encode (unfortunate... but because of the way MP3 compression works, trying to do any editing directly on MP3 files is very tricky). The program names that I am aware of are: You can download all of them through the ZDNet software library at www.hotfiles.com - just search for the names.