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Solution for your Butter stain
You would like a solution for your butter stain or perhaps you have one of the related stains: butter, buttercream, margarine, croma, butter spots, spreading cheese, grease, fat. Your vinyl, PVC or LVT floor must of course look spotless again soon! Don't panic, our solutions will assist you and ensure that you will get your vinyl, PVC or LVT floor in top condition again; and keep it that way.
What is very important: do not use home-garden-and-kitchen remedies on your vinyl, PVC or LVT floor! These have not been tested and are certainly not specially formulated for your vinyl, PVC or LVT floor. Did you know that many manufacturers actively recommend the use of James products on their materials? In collaboration with those manufacturers, we test their material in our laboratory in order to offer you the best possible solution. Quickly find out the best solution for your Butter, Buttercream, Margarine, Croma, Butter spots, Spreading cheese, Grease, Fat stains and which product you might need for that!
You mop a floor with products that are specially made for floor maintenance. Unlike an all-purpose cleaner or other household remedies, these do not cause stains, streaks or dull floors and they do not damage your floor!
Treatment of fresh stains
Treatment with James Remover
This stain can be treated with James Remover. Always test for colour fastness and material perpetuation in an inconspicuous area: apply, leave on for 5 minutes and evaluate.
- Spray directly onto the purpose area
- Leave to soak for about 1 to 5 minutes
- Then, use a white cotton cloth to remove the grease
- Persistent stains may be treated carefully with a soft brush or plastic spatula. After use, always clean the area with water!
- After use, always clean the area with water.
Attention: be careful when working near a glue seams. Allow James Remover to soak in shortly. Do not let the product penetrate into cracks or seams.
Treatment of dried stains
Treatment with James Remover
This stain can be treated with James Remover. Always test for colour fastness and material perpetuation in an inconspicuous area: apply, leave on for 5 minutes and evaluate.
- Spray directly onto the purpose area
- Leave to soak for about 1 to 5 minutes
- Then, use a white cotton cloth to remove the grease
- Persistent stains may be treated carefully with a soft brush or plastic spatula. After use, always clean the area with water!
- After use, always clean the area with water.
Attention: be careful when working near a glue seams. Allow James Remover to soak in shortly. Do not let the product penetrate into cracks or seams.