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Cleaning polished granite tile

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My roommate is laying black polished granite tile in the kitchen.
He tried using a granite tile specific cleaner (it's blue didn't catch the name), but the tile just has this milky haze he can't get off.

I thought I remembered something with vinegar, but I read no acidic cleaners. One site recommended ammonia without surfactants. Another site said no ammonia. The rest all were trying to sell a rediculously priced product.

Any ideas?

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Well unfortunately he bought it from Lowes, so I'm sure there will be no help there.

Doug, there aren't even smoke detectors. He ripped them out of the ceiling when they started beeping because of low batteries.
He is short and has anger issues.

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Maybe I should do that when he starts showing it to prospective renters.
Keep a key and sneak back in with a tub of butter.

You think sticks or tub?

I think tub and a rag would be most efficient.

OOOHHHHHH! Zep2000. Teflon based lubricant I use at work for chains and wire ropes. Slippery and sprayable.

There we go, Pam and spray butter are options too (probably the only real use for sprayable butter)


Oh, and I lied, he used water and windex

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