What about use on brick floors?
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Bought this item as prep for decontamination . doubt it would hurt brick unless homemade brick.
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We use ours on hardwood floors. Sorry I could not help. My 2 year old loves his!
838019
Yes as long as the grout is not compromised and horizontal plane of the bricks are not too uneven . nothing should impede the spinning arm inside the unit .
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Just received mine, the instructions state: For use on concrete, stone or tile floors. (Do not use on carpeting or wood floors.)
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Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that you desire. I hope that helps Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that... » Read More Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that you desire. I hope that helps « Show Less
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I don't think you should use this on floors. It leaves a shiny oily residue that lasts for a couple of weeks that will make the floor slippery.
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I use them on a tiled floor, but you can glue some felt on so it wont hurt wood floor.
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I've used it on the floor. The only problem is the tube is so small that if you're planning on doing a large part of the floor you'll need a few tubes.
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Yes. I am a floorlayer and I use it all the time for glass. Brick is nothing other than a ceramic so it will do fine. It might depend on the thickness of the brick, if you are cutting a house brick that might take two cuts, one from both sides. It will cut it.
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You might if you have hardwood. We live on the 2nd floor and my landlord lives below us. My son has been using his since october and he hasn't said anything about it. We have carpet though.
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lthough we placed ours on red brick, I can't see why you coundn't place it directly on the ground, PS very happy with this spa, works as advertised.
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should work fine...as long as the wall brick has a baked-in color and not a painted surface.
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Yes you can as long as the floors are sealed. You will need the optional bare floor tool which can be purchased through Amazon. Bissell Bare Floor Tool 203-5642
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You can use the machine as is on tiles and linoleum. I use it on my kitchen floor, and it works like a charm.
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You can use it on any "sealed" floor, which includes laminate, wood, tile, linoleum etc. If you had a raw wood (say bamboo) with no resin on it over time the water and heat may damage it. But almost every floor now is sealed so it should be no problem. All laminates are sealed, but if you are worried try it in a corner or closet first...
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I have not actually used on brick pavers however it has worked great on all solid surfaces, so I believe it would work well. It does work on decks but not as well as on a solid surface as it doesn't float as well because of the gaps let the water escape.
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I used lightly on cherry wood floors. Gave a dusty look for several days then I vacuumed up and later washed floor. Concrete is next to impossible to get up but wood okay.