Is this any different than the hardwood mop? Maybe just the pad? Have hardwood and tile to clean.
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The solution is the only difference. They make one for laminate and tile and one for wood floors I love this product as I have wood laminate and its the only thing I have found that does not streak.
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It is my understanding that the only thing different is the solution used. One is for hardwood and one for tile. I actually do like it..but I still remind everyone beware how slippery it is. My daughter uses it for her hardwood floors and she likes it alot.
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It is my understanding that the only thing different is the solution used. One is for hardwood and one for tile.I actually do like it..but I still remind everyone beware how slippery it is. My daughter uses it for her hardwood floors and she likes it alot.
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The pad is textured but flat. The mop pad will not clean your grout lines however the detachable handheld part has a fine point head that will target the grout and clean it. My sister has one and cleaned the brick around her fireplace and it came out looking brand new.
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I don't use this mop very often. I'm not convinced that it does a really good cleaning job. Two things I do when I use it: distilled water in the reservoir and get the pad very damp before I start the process.
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I have floating wood floors, It is pretty much like any other mop. I wish it was a bit thicker tho.
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I am sorry I do not know the difference - I didn't even know there were 2 different dust mops. I wish I could help. I do know I really like the one I bought - it does a good job and it is easy to use.
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I have never had to wring out the mop pad. Our home has laminate floors as well as tile. I use a pad on the bathrooms then change to do the kitchen, dining, and living room. Compare it to a Swiffer but without the chemicals in the spray (I use a tablespoon of vinegar in almost a quart of water) and the pads are washable and reusable (as opposed to disposable and having to buy more every five or six moppings).
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I do use it on hardwood floors and it does wring out pretty well compared with other mops. Good luck
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2 reusable, washable cloth pads came with my mop. One is white; the other is white with gray stripes. The mop head turns, so for all intents and purposes four. The latter has what I would describe as a slightly rougher texture which I think provides more scrubbing power for the kitchen linoleum; however, gentle enough that I am able to use it on my hardwood entry and half bath will no ill effects to report.
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Yes. It'll get you by for a few mopping jobs. I would suggest you order a set of cleaning pad refills and solution. I've been using the general solution so cannot tell you how effective the bare floor solution is.
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I use it on tile floors, it works great. It takes more time than a mop, but I'm sure it is getting the surface cleaner
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I have a combo of w/w carpet, hardwood floors, and tile. I use the floor brush attachment for the hardwood floors and tile. It works great! I also have the dog hair issue; not a problem.
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Goggled it. Check this out: http://www.starreviews.com/home/bona-hardwood-floor-mop-review/#.U_TfmbxdXJ0
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This one does not have the scrubber pad. Which I didn't even know they made until you just asked. But I still really love this mop!
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as far as I know the wood cleaning floor pads work don't know about the other kind
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It is similar but the mop part is bigger and the material is a thicker cloth. I actually vacuum or use the dry Swiffer prior to mopping with the Bona just to get up all of the loose debris. Then you just spray the Bona on the floor and mop away!
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No, I don't have any problems with the pad sticking to the floor. I think you may need to apply more cleaning solution to the floor. The mop should glide and you should be able to wipe away sticky areas easily after soaking it first with the cleaning solution.
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A shark is a steam mop, unless you are referring to just a regular mop. This one just uses a microfiber pad, which I get wet with hot water and wrong it out well. If the floor is real dirty (I have a yellow lab dog who sleeps in my kitchen and it gets quite dirty!) I will pull off the pad and rinse it off with hot water and wrong it out again... Maybe a couple times during the cleaning. I also have a shark steam mop, which I like, but I prefer using this mop. It is quick and easier and I think my floor looks and feels cleaner. Can't say I've had many tough greasy spots but cleaning just with water and the microfiber pad does an excellent job. I've given this mop as wedding shower gifts. I love it.