porcelain bathtubs are always cold and feel like glass and have no give. fiber glass and plastic tubs are warmer to the touch, soft and give if pressed on, Enamel when tapped with the hand sound metallic
soap scum sticks to the side of the bathtub witch causes bathtub rings to form.
The use of the words porcelain and ceramic to describe tiles is somewhat confusing as most are described as ceramic, then divided between porcelain and non-porcelain. The main differences are that porcelain tiles are denser, smoother and more impervious to moisture, whereas ceramic or non-porcelain tiles are softer. Therefore porcelain tiles are more suitable for areas that get harder wear.
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A bathtub for people or 4-legged pets . . . definitely. A bathtub for small birds . . . not definitely, but most likely.
porcelain has affected us because we have better things to eat and drink with than paper plates and plastic cups
You can get the shine back on an old porcelain bathtub by washing it with an all-purpose bathtub cleaner and then rinsing it clean with water. Next, pour several cups of vinegar into a bathtub of hot water and allow it to sit for a few hours. Rinse the tub with cold water then take a dry, soft cloth to buff the bathtub.
Whether or not a bathtub is porcelain probably would not make a significant difference during a tornado. The type of porcelain from which bathtubs are made would not break in the same way that porcelain dishes can shatter. The important factor is the depth of the tub, and whether the sides are high enough to provide protection from the wind force and from flying objects.
there are many different forms of bathtub refinishing styles. some of the main types are fiberglass, porcelain, and marble. they all depend on the customers tastes.
It is called a streak test.
How could you determine your mass using water, a bathtub,something to measure water with, and Archimedes' princilpe?
Cleaning a painted bathtub requires a gentle approach to prevent damaging the painted surface. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to clean a painted bathtub effectively: Gather your supplies: You'll need the following items: Mild liquid dish soap or a non-abrasive bathtub cleaner soft sponge or microfiber clothBaking soda (optional)White vinegar (optional)Soft towels or ragsSpray bottle (optional) Prepare the bathtub: Remove any bath mats or items from the bathtub and give it a quick rinse with warm water to remove loose debris. Clean with dish soap or non-abrasive cleaner: Apply a small amount of mild liquid dish soap or a non-abrasive bathtub cleaner to a damp sponge or cloth. Gently scrub
Antique porcelain door knobs range from a little amount of 45$ to about 120$. How to determine your price is to determine what year it was made and also where it was manufactured. One also good thing to see is what shape is it in? If it isn't in great shape then once again you are looking at a smaller number. There are places that can repair the porcelain knob and even buy it. If this answer has not helped you then find an antique store around your area and they will be willing to answer any questions.
If you're dealing with a bathtub or toilet, generally using a bathroom or intended household cleaner containing bleach will do. A product like Comet, sprinkled evenly over the area in the bathtub or toilet, and let set for a few minutes before scoured out, usually works quite well. Always use proper gloves, and have ventilation, when dealing with these cleaners.
Best answer is to clean it off immediately while it is still wet. Once it has dried, it depends on the material the bathtub is composed of. If it's porcelain, use some lacquer thinner to melt the primer, then clean off the residue and polish. If it is fiberglass or plastic, then any solvent strong enough to remove the cured primer will also damage the surface of the bathtub. Use a razor blade to scrape off the primer, being careful to not damage the surface.
Porcelain Black goes by Porcelain Black.
A standard porcelain bathtub is very heavy which makes it an unlikely candidate to be swept away. Most baths are installed very securely as they must support the weight of dozens of gallons of water. Should a structural collapse occur, the tub will act like a coffin, burying you alive :) Revision 2/7/2012: Please note, however, that most bathtubs are no longer made of porcelain. Instead, they are made of lightweight fiberglass, which would provide very limited protection during a tornado. Additionally, if winds are strong enough, even a porcelain tub won't offer protection, as you (and the tub) can easily be picked up by the storm. Go underground to be safe.
In Europe, Cillit Bang toilet cleaner, shifts everything, including lime scale, blue water marks and soap scum. Alternative, acidic toilet cleaners might work