c703 Asks:
I live in a rental house, and our kitchen counter is basically a thin sheet of RUBBER over PLYWOOD. I have no idea what to use for cleaning it, and it is pretty sketchy. I have used a variety of cleaning products, and I never get cleaner than "light brown instead of the REALLY brown that it started with". I think that at that point it is just removing bits of rubber, but who knows?! Any thoughts on cleaning gross rubber counters? Google is no help. (also I created a tumblr account just for this)
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
I’m having a really hard time picturing this. First things first, though, I’s probably want to sanitize the shit out of it, so a good wipedown with a bleach solution (dilute it well, please!) would be where I’d start. Can you take a picture or find a link of something comparable?
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amyunicorn001 said:
I’d almost be willing to suggest buying something to lay on top of it after you’ve cleaned/sanitized it. Whether it’s a piece of wood you can use as a surface or something like that.
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sunnykatie said:
never have I agreed with a gif more than Rory down there. Good luck with that counter. Bleach. Then a daily wipe with vinegar-water or “your favorite mild cleaner”
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universalcorner said:
as someone else who has lived in shitty rentals I know exactly what kind of counter this person means, unfortunately.
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2doxiesand2manyshoes replied:
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rouxbacca said:
Could it just be really, really shitty old linoleum/vinyl? I can’t imagine rubber.
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