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Created: 20 April 2015

Removing Hard Water Stains from Granite and Quartz materials

Modern homes use of beautiful natural granite and man-made or engineered quartz in the home's bathrooms and kitchen looks great when its new and clean...not so much when it has lost its shine due to hard water stain build-up

Use BRITE & CLEAN'S Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® to get rid of stains around the base of the faucet's fixtures. It truly is amazing how well it works, we GUARANTEE it.

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Created: 20 April 2015

Removing hard water stains on Automobile and Bus windshields and Windows

You love your car but you can't always control the wind or sprinklers that blow water onto your windshield or side windows. With BRITE and CLEAN'S Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover®, you'll finally be able to remove the hard water stains on your "baby's" glass.

Additionally, transit authorities have to keep their fleets of buses, trains and transport vehicles windshields and windows clear in order to provide a safe working and riding environment for employees and customers. We are approved as an Eco-Friendly formula safe to be used on the worlds largest clean air fleet of vehicles, the Los Angeles METRO.

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Created: 18 April 2015

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Created: 18 April 2015

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Do you test on animals?
A. No. Brite and Clean has never tested our formulas on animals.

Q. What causes hard water stains?
A. Hard waters stains are caused by an accumulation of Calcium Carbonate (a compound made up of calcium and carbon) left behind when it comes into contact with a surface and then evaporates, leaving the white mineral build-up behind.

Q.On what surfaces can I use BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover®?
A. BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® can be used on glass, porcelain and granite surfaces. It may also be used on some chrome and stainless steel.

Q. Is BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® guaranteed to work?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® will work effectively to remove hard water stain accumulation or we will refund the cost of the product. You will need to follow a special set of instructions to remove the deep water stain damage. See below.

Q. Will BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® work on plastic?
A. No, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® should not be used on plastic surfaces. Although it will remove the hard water stains, it may also cause micro-scratching of the plastic surface.

Q. Can I use BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® on my car's paint job?
A. NO, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® should not be used on painted surfaces. Although it will remove the hard water stains, it may also cause micro-scratching of the painted surface.

Q. I have tried many different products and nothing seems to work, will BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® actually work?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® will remove hard water stain accumulation and it will remove deep stains. You will need to follow a special set of instructions to remove the deep water stain damage. See below.

Q. I don't live in the USA, do you offer overseas shipping?
A. Yes, we ship the BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® to overseas addresses.

Q. I am extremely sensitive to harsh chemicals like chlorine, etc. Is BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® safe to use inside my home?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® is comprised of polishing compounds and minerals. It does contain sulfamic acid, but it is safe on skin and does not emit harsh fumes or odors.

Q. Can I order tBRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® over the phone?
A. No, only wholesale clients such as hardware stores may order BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® over the telephone.

Q. Can I become a distributor of BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover®?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Inc is actively seeking distributors both in the United States and overseas. Please contact us to discuss specific geographical areas, terms and pricing.

Q. Can I use BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® on aquarium glass?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® is safe for use on aquarium glass. You should transfer your marine life into another container and empty the aquarium water. Then follow the cleaning instructions, dry the glass, refill with new water and place your marine life back into their new clear glass home.

Q. Can I use BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® on toilet bowls?
A. Yes, BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® will remove hard water stains from toilet bowls. You will need to first remove the water form the toilet bowl. Next put on rubber gloves and begin scrubbing the bowl. If you don’t drain the bowl, you will dilute BRITE and CLEAN Ultimate Hard Water Stain Remover® too much and it will not be effective. For deep stains, you will need to watch a how-to video.

Q. How long does the Clear Fusion™ V glass sealer last?
A. The Clear Fusion™ V glass sealer can last for years on shower door surfaces, depending upon water conditions and regular maintenance. With a quick & effortless swipe across the glass after each shower, you should benefit from the non-stick properties of the glass coating for years.

Q. Are BriteWipes® special or are they just like regular microfiber towels?
A. The BriteWipes® professional grade microfiber towels are designed specifically for use in the glass cleaning profession and industry. Unlike loop style towels, the tight weave makes for streak-free cleaning of hard surfaces like mirrors, windows, shower doors, granite countertops and more.

Q. How do you wash the BriteWipes® , can they be reused?
A. The BriteWipes® can be cleaned up to 500 times. You simply use warm or hot water. If you decide to use laundry soap, you may need to put the microfiber towels through an extra rinse cycle to ensure there is no residue left in the fibers of the towel, as they lead to streaking. Another VERY IMPORTANT fact is you never want to use fabric softener (either the liquid type or the dryer type) when drying the towels.

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Created: 18 April 2015

Cleaning and Restoring Chrome, Stainless Steel Sinks, BBQs and Appliances

Stainless steel is a very hard surface that is resistant to staining and is preferred for its sanitary properties in commercial kitchens. It is used on sinks and it is especially popular for use on kitchen appliances like refrigerators, trash compactors, dish washers, ovens and microwaves. While some products that claim to clean stainless steel only mask the stains by using an oil to hide them, not remove them. Day-to-day dirt and grime as well as hard water stains on stainless steel sinks and chrome kitchen and bathroom fixtures have met their match with Brite & Clean's Simple Cleaning Solution®.

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Created: 18 April 2015

Hard water stain removal on Porcelain Sinks, Toilet Bowls and Tile

Tried every cleaner on the market to remove the hard water stains from your shower tile?

Is the hard water stain line around your toilet bowl so difficult to remove that you have considered using a jack hammer on them?

Does your sink have water stains and rust stains that won't come off?

Don't despair and throw in the towel. You don't need to purchase new toilets just yet.

All you really need is the Simple Cleaning Solution™.

Step-by-step guide from the experts: How to REALLY remove hard water stains from toilet bowls.

You first need to turn off the water supply to the toilet. Usually you will find a knob located in the back of the toilet, near the floor. Twist the plastic or metal knob all the way to the right to shut off the water supply.

Next, flush the toilet. The bowl will fill back up again from the water that was stored in the reservoir tank. Flush a second time and you should have notice that only a portion of the bowl refills (since you turned off the water supply from the wall).

Next, put on a pair of rubber gloves, and take a small paper or Styrofoam cup to manually remove and transfer the remaining water in the bowl into a bucket or other water-tight container.

You then follow the cleaning instructions on the side of the can (wet towel, sprinkle on the Simple Cleaning Solution, scrub in a circular motion, rinse and repeat if stains are deeply ingrained).

Stains are usually quite aggressive when to comes to toilet bowls. Once the bowl becomes dry, you will notice more visible hard water stains than when the surface was wet, and it will require you to be persistent in scrubbing the stains.

A shortcut might be to take a new razor blade and scrape off a portion of the heavy build-up first before using the Simple Cleaning Solution. You might notice that the razor blade appears to be making black marks on the toilet surface. This is to be expected if your glaze has been damaged over the years by abrasives like a pumice stone. When you follow up by scrubbing with the Simple Cleaning Solution, you will remove these black marks in addition to removing the hard water stain residue.

Wipe the surface with a wet towel and wipe with a dry towel. Look at the surface from different angles to see the reflective shine on the clean porcelain surface.

After going through this effort, you might wish to consider using our Clear Fusion surface seal to help reduce future hard water stain build up and make cleaning easier. You can purchase it from our website too.

When you are satisfied with your cleaning results, reach behind the toilet and turn the water supply back on (by turning the valve/knob back to the left). Your reservoir will refill. When you hear the water stop running, the reservoir is full and you know it is ok to flush the toilet.