🧹 Efficient Bean-e-doo Mastic Remover 1 Gallon: Top-quality Product by Franmar Chemical Review

Well, first I tried another one that was better for the environment, but it didn't work. So I started looking for Revain and this one came up. I made my basement. Spread this on the floor and leave it. It was written 2 hours but I left it for 5 hours. This item arrived promptly! I had to go through a few spots but overall it works great. Please cover the walls when using a brush and be careful of your pets! My Cane Corso decided he wanted to walk on it while I slept so imagine a resin footprint

IT WORKS! The floor glue turned into a black sticky goo after I destroyed all the old linoleum tiles. I poured 3/4 of this bottle onto a 250m2 floor. Simply stick with spatula, floor scraper and stiff broom without muscle power. Then I wiped the room 2 times with medium green/warm water and let it dry. The floor is completely glue-free! I cannot fully recommend this product, anyone having issues with this may not be letting it absorb enough as the bottle says about 2 hours but I probably left…

I was very happy to find this product. I have a basement with black mastic residue - not a thick layer - mostly grid lines from previously removed tiles. It did a pretty good job removing the black mastic but not the other floor adhesives present on my concrete floor. Once there is a glimmer of hope that you can (remove mastic) you need to address the problem of removing the oily residue from the bean-e-doo. I don't know how to clean it. I spray and spray the degreaser and the oil penetrates…

This product is great for dissolving glue. I had the peel and stick tiles and there was a lot of glue residue left after I took them off. The product works, but it's not as easy as some would say (at least for peel and stick tiles). I left it on for 3 hours and then used a scraper to scrape off the glue. He even removed the tile lines. I would definitely invest in a long handled floor scraper to make this job a little easier. Make sure you use the one with the razor blade at the bottom and not…

I don't know what problems other users had but let me share my experience. House built in 1960, 9x9 vinyl tiles, glued with black mastic. Removed from a room and tried the scraping method which was messy and dusty and time consuming and I had to rent a grinder from HD which wasn't expensive but broke my back. Oh I also tried iron and porous hydrogen found on YT. I thought, my obsessive explorer that I am, "There has to be a better way!" After some hesitation and reading reviews, I rushed to…