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I purchased a portable washing machine a few months ago. It didn't come
with a caster kit (have since ordered one and am waiting for it to be delivered). It has rubber feet. In the begining I had problems with the fill hose leaking onto the floor under the machine (solved that problem by turning the water on & off as needed). After I'd finish washing I'd move the machine to mop the floor and of course the feet still were wet. Anyway, I have all these round circles all over the floor. Have tried cleaning with soap & water. It faded them very slightly. It's very cheap tiles, I think it's linoleum. Any suggestions other than replacing the tiles? Lisa |
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Follow up on original post...After trying to find an answer on the web, I
think the tiles are actually vinyl. "Lisa" <lisabeauregard@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:bfe4538310b6c10c17b7b6ffe8f0ccaa@free.teranew s.com... > I purchased a portable washing machine a few months ago. It didn't come > with a caster kit (have since ordered one and am waiting for it to be > delivered). It has rubber feet. In the begining I had problems with the > fill hose leaking onto the floor under the machine (solved that problem by > turning the water on & off as needed). After I'd finish washing I'd move > the machine to mop the floor and of course the feet still were wet. Anyway, > I have all these round circles all over the floor. Have tried cleaning with > soap & water. It faded them very slightly. It's very cheap tiles, I think > it's linoleum. Any suggestions other than replacing the tiles? > Lisa > > |