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Just wondering. I'm fairly new to this, 10 months or so, and having one heck of a good time. I have all these sealants, compounds and waxes and winter is coming. So I'm looking around the house.
You can put sealants on chrome so why not the faucets on the house to protect them from mineral deposits and spotting. I fight to keep soap scum off the fiberglass shower. Anyone tried their products in the shower stall? A little buffing compound, then sealant and maybe some wax. Just a thinking out loud.
 
They can be used many places in the bathroom as well as the kitchen. Also, leather furniture can benefit from the leather cleaners and conditioners you have.
 
It may be obvious, but your window cleaner also doubles great as a mirror cleaner. APC's are pretty good at cleaning different surfaces too. I haven't compounded or waxed a shower, but you could if you want!
 
I polished and sealed the shower tiles a few weeks ago, per the gf's request.
 
Plus one, and or I agrees with SYMAWD post, your computer/tv screens can benefit too, while if you have one of those glass cook tops that can be polished out with that said detailing within the home during winter/regular basis will keep you happy, and anyone else in the home too, and maybe as a gift the significant other wont bug you when you have personal time with your beloved vehicle. but as always test hidden area when in doubt
 
I've put glass coating on a shower door. I'm not sure I would put chemicals on a kitchen faucet where you are likely touching it the touching food...just my opinion
 
I did my stainless steel sinks in the kitchen but I can't find the thread now.
 
Cleaning the shower doors is one of the "sales pitches" I'm giving the DW for putting a DA on my birthday wish list. Polishing the granite counter tops is another.
 
polished and sealed shower doors.
sealed faucets
waxed my watches, sunglasses
coated my phone
foam gun on windows outside
Diluted APC on countertops, stove top
DA polisher with Brush attachment, 303 cleaner to clean carpet (pet stains)
 
I've heard that Eagle1 Nano Spray Wax can been used
in controlling the cat population around ones home.

Bob
 
ONR wards off Ebola. I also use it 1:16 to clean my iPhone & iPad.
 
I've used the DA with the blue Cyclo brush to clean all sorts of non-porous surfaces (tiles, linoleum) and it saves my back, knees and shoulders. Have you ever stripped acrylic wax off a linoleum floor with a scrub brush and ammonia solution? There's a reason why I only do it once a year. Can't wait to reno the kitchen and put in hardwood to match the rest of the main floor. Heated, natch.
 
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