Just bumping this up to add a plea - any other information here? I don't mind pill bugs in general. They are good for the bin, they don't squick me out when I open the bin or anything. But I have THOUSANDS of them. THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS. And they don't stay IN the bin. My bin is in a guest room closet. For the last few months everytime I go into the room for something there are a few hundred dead pill bugs all over the floor of the entire room. Yuck! My boyfriend is moving in here with me in a week. I have got to get the damn bug population down, or the worms are going to get banashed outside and they will never live through a South Florida summer. Can anyone assist? More water? Less water? More acid? Less acid? Anything to just get the population down to managable numbers? Help? --Lisa

My inclination is to say no you can't get it off.I would use some type of adhesive remover perhaps..but I believe the efforts will be fruitless. Good Luck. Maybe a citrus styled remover as the fumes will be limited!

it will be hard to do this without losing some of the sheen, if you go with vinegar or anything chemical designed to loosen it up. Any old blade scraper might work well. I might take an old knife and use a hammer to knock the back of the knife blade and knock it off. You might see the shine is less where the grout was. Sooner the better. No advantage in letting it stay.

nkkp, I have tried the haze remover full strength but it doesn't help. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong there. bill vincent, I am still waiting for help to post pix. The grout is mostly on top of a liner and "overflowing" from many of the grout lines, if that makes sense. It's also in the crevices as I mentioned. I've been scrubbing with a plastic bristle brush (pretty strong bristles) but I'm worried that I'll scratch the tile and/or take the finish off the liner which looks like oil-rubbed bronze and seems not to actually be tile. It feels like something else. Someone (not on this board) suggested acid. What is your opinion? Many thanks.