Are the bristles firm and close together enough to scrub & get into the edge cracks of a grungy gommie wood floor? (Where the wall meets the floor.)
870644
I think so. I really like the brush. I bought it because my tub is so wide, I couldn't clean the far side of it without getting into it.
870645
I don't know about a "grumgy gommie" wood floor but it does a great job on my bathtub's "grung". The bristles are firm and hold when cleaning. It serves my purpose but the brushes may be too big for a space between the floor and the wall. Good luck!
870646
The bristles are firm but I'm not sure it'll work for 90degree corners well. I had a hard time keeping the head on the handle because it screws together and as you are scrubbing it rotates and come apart within seconds! I finally gave up on in. Wouldn't recommend it for any serious scrubbing unfortunately.
870647
This item will ~probably work for you - we use it in the bathroom for soap scum removal - along with a chemical. The bristles are pretty stiff but could be more dense, particularly at the edge. Sounds like you may need a more industrial type product.
266799
That is why I got it. I have hardwood floors and the light microfiber "mops", "swishers" and other ones that have a liquid pump required a lot of effort and rubbing to get the smallest spots of dried dirt up. The Pullman had bristles if you are doing soap/water on a ceramic floor...no issues of scratching. If you do a hard wood floor, you place microfiber pads or clothe over the bristles to keep from scratching.
1993423
I'm honestly not sure. It's pretty thick. We always just use a regular paint brush or a roller for floors.
108945
The handle isn't overly strong, so I think you'd be best with a short brush where you could exert some force to clean floor grout and tiles.
751109
Bristles are just right -- not soft and not rock hard. This should work well for you.
1535473
I have used mine in an electric drill to scrub my composite decking which is made from recycled plastics. It works great for that purpose; cleans and no scratching. This brush has softer bristles so you might not be as satisfied with the results for grout that is much more abrasive. You might want to consider a bit stiffer bristle or accept a shorter life.
13174
yes, three of my bed rooms are hard wood floor, mint5200 cleans well . Jasper
410888
Yes, the brush is very soft. I bought it specifically for hardwood floors as we have them throughout our house. This brush does a great job and since the bristles are so soft, it's very easy to vacuum them clean. You won't be disappointed.
488979
The bristles are firm,but not soft. They perform as any quality brush would.
368223
It has bristles that retrack in or out, so thats a good thing depending on floor type. Thank you
2118709
The tool actually has short bristles on all sides and does a great job around baseboards/ walls because they help to loosen dirt and dust.
886104
I would think so. Only the brushes on the roller touch the floor. And there are several height settings.
1984199
I clean homes for a living and I can say from experience that this will do the trick with the scrubber feature engaged. I sometimes use a little floor cleaner in a spray bottle to give it a little extra edge with the scrubber pad on really heavy spray...
621884
I have a 2nd house where my kids live while going to College. It also has that same ceiling. I use this brush there with no problems. It is not so stiff it cracks the plaster.
1630755
That is all I have in my house are wood floors and its works great wont damage the floors the bristles are firm enough to move stuff but not to damage
433416
Yes. The FloorMate does a great job on tile, not so great with the grout though.
1115173
Yes, the bristles hold up. Yes, the brushes scrub dirt and soap scum off of grout. I like to use Kaboom to help loosen the scum, but don't beathe the fumes.