Does this work on parquet floors and how long does it take to dry?
343128
It works GREAT on parkay floors. I use it on mine all the time. i don't use anything else on my floors. It takes no time at all. I recommend this product highly
343129
All I know is that I use it on my hardwood floors. The finish looks amazing and I love it. We get lots of compliments. Our hardwood floors are sealed. If your parquet floors are sealed, it should be fine.
434743
Yes I have and it works well. I used Woolite, cold water, fast spin. Drying, I used low to medium heat for about 30 minutes. I then draped it over 3 chairs to dry more overnight. Then I put it back in dryer for about 15 minutes on low.
1462022
We use ours damp with the Bona hardwood floor spray and it does a great job and does not drag.
1105140
it usually dries pretty quick. Takes about 2 hours to dry on the outer shell, & about 10 hours to be able to handle it. So about 1 day to be safe. nice stuff but a bit hard to work with, but I use it anyway.
923944
It leaves the floors drier than standard mopping but they do no dry instantly. I would say that it takes less than 5 minutes for the area to dry once you're done with it. It seems like there is less standing water too than regular mopping, that coupled with the heat helps it to dry quickly.
2970
The spray, when not oversprayed, took about 10 to 15 minutes to dry. I put both cats in a separate, untreated room with the door shut while I sprayed and waited until everything was dry and I could not detect any odor. Then I moved them into a treated room with the door shut while I sprayed the room they'd been in.
2094382
It does not dry hard, it is similar to a thin coat of soft Styrofoam. It would wear off very quickly for what you want it for
427395
I waited 72 hrs and insured that everything was as dry as possible. I found other instructions that said as little as 8-24 hours, but I wanted to be sure that I wasn't trapping uncured material under a paint designed to seal moisture and not breathe. BTW it worked and I have had no problems since.
414398
This product is very watery thin. Drying time really depends on how porous the leather is you are applying it to and how thick you apply it. If you apply a thin layer to an average leather couch I would give it 30 minutes before sitting. This product is meant to be put on and buffed off as well, but it retains a moist/sticky feel for a little while. That being said I would choose something from a company called Bick instead of this for just about every use, partly because of the sticky/gooey film.
1663316
Yes, the shine stays longer and better. However, make sure the floor is completely dry.
1021841
sorry, I have only used it on furniture... it did dry very slowly on there though.
1223237
That really depends on what your carpets are made of. Mine are fully dry in about an hour or less, depending on how wet I got them. They are a synthetic fiber.
812156
Not really non-smelly, but not over-powerful or unpleasant. I only have used it on dining tables and furniture. I'm not sure if the drying of a large section of floor would be the same. Hope this helps. Dan
184487
I suppose it would work faster than just air-drying, there is a small fan and the lights get a little warm. In my opinion, you would need to use it for 15-20 min, like the dryers at the nail salon but there is a setting on the dryer, "timer-OFF," that is probably just for that purpose!
1707797
roughly 2-3 hours. Put a fan on your carpet and it will be nearly dry in about an hour.
447294
we used it to do tiles in a bathroom and it does get hard when dried and is very sticky.. hard to remove when dry but it does do a good job making things stick!!
1560515
It dried in about 2.5 hours.Did not spray a very large area. Actually sprayed on knitted slippers and worked great for non slip.