haze in My Home& Garden

how do you get the haze off slate after you grout? What brings back the shine? ... (Asked by islandlife)
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Hopefully you're still able to just use a sponge and water. When the slate was being grouted, the process is to mash the grout between the pieces of slate so it gets down into the grooves well, and then wipe it diagonally with a damp sponge, rinse the sponge and repeat wiping and rinsing until there is no noticeable residue left on the tile. Of course, there really is just a little bit left after it all dries, but this little bit can be wiped away with a damp sponge....(Answered by ●Gardener●)

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What color should I paint this bedroom? The bedroom has dark gray carpet, mirrored closet doors with a white trim. A door which open into this room is a light green with white trim. I was thinking of a light blue ceiling (harbor haze) with beige walls and white trim. ... (Asked by Lori H)
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Sounds nice....(Answered by treday25)

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how do you clean old mirrors to get film off? I have an old mirror that has an almost ghost like haze on it, can you remove this? ... (Asked by cbrinker45)
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If the film is on the surface, I would not attempt to scrape it off. I agree that you would likely scratch the surface. Try vinegar and newspaper as well as other commercially available glass cleaners. The "film" could be oxidation of the reflective material on the back of the mirror. If that is the case, you have two choices. One is to live with the "film" and view it (no pun intended) as a sign of age. The other option is to have a glass shop "resilver" the mirror. Keep in mind that resilvering ...(Answered by exbuilder)

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how to clean wood laminate floors ( like Pergo, etc)? moved into new home and landlord stated not to use water on the laminate flooring in our gameroom. Any suggestions on what to use? Also, a cleaner that doesn't leave a haze after drying. ... (Asked by JustMe)
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You should ask the Landlord how he wants you to clean it and what he prefers you use. That way you won't be responsible if you use something that causes damage to the floors....(Answered by Green_Eyed_Froggy)

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