Is this product safe to use on an engineered prefinished floor. I don not know what type of prefinish is on the floor.
1977244
I can't say. I use it on my vinyl floor and it works great. But my floors are pretty worn as I have a sick dog and am wshing floors many times a day lately.
1977245
I use it on older floor and I am not sure of the finish but hAve had no issues
1743356
Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply outside more often but that's yet to be seen. Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply... » Read More Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply outside more often but that's yet to be seen. « Show Less
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I am not sure to which type of flooring you are asking. However, I would not use this oil on any type of floor. It can be very slippery and the oil that may get on the bottom of shoes may stain carpets, cause the shoes to be slick, etc.
1768936
Don't think you should use on rel hardwood floors. Lament OK. I have stained stamped concrete floors does good. You do need the little squeegie looking attachment amount $5.00.
1635122
I used it on a terra cotta floor and also on a concrete solarium floor. It worked great! The pads last a long time--even on the concrete floor, which was uneven. I bought extra pads just in case. Just go slow and you shouldn't have a problem.
371788
You should test it first on a scrap piece. Make sure its part of your flooring and the same type of subfloor. My guess would be no, I think you might shoot right through it. Doesn't hurt to test it out. You might want to stick with the manufacturers recommendation.
348637
I'm not an expert so I have no idea if it would be safe for a porous tile floor. Keep in mind it is a strong chemical product. Not much help, sorry. Good luck!
2164472
I use this (great) product with a Floormate that is around 7 or 8 years old. It is NOT a steam floormate.
1214337
I just don't know. We only used it on oak flooring. Sorry I can't help with that one.
765937
I have engineered hardwood flooring & I use Bona Pro on them. It has not had any kind of adverse affect whatsoever on my floor & in fact, leaves a beautiful shine. VERY pleased with this product!
1687648
Just received mine, the instructions state: For use on concrete, stone or tile floors. (Do not use on carpeting or wood floors.)
268934
Yes. The label says, "Hope's Floor Revive is great for use on most sealed floors including: vinyl, no-wax, linoleum, sealed wood, marble, slate, terrazzo, and concrete." It also says to check for compatibility before using and not to use it on unsealed floors.
2065459
Hi! I have laminae floors by Quick-Step, this product seems to work great. But the floors originally aren't shiny - they are in between matte and a little shine... So not sure how this product would act on your floors. You can buy small spray bottle at Lowe's and return if you don't like it. Versus buying online and not able to return.
1474703
I believe this is only safe for finished floors. I would call a woodshop to see what you could use to clean your wood before finishing. Once you have finished your floor, I would recommend Bona to clean it. Good luck.
42014
I just made the mistake of picking up "polish" rather than "cleaner". My floor is ruined. Fortunately, I had only done a section of floor. I am reading now what to do about it. Can't believe how many "mad" people there are who already ruined their floors---never again. Once they are fixed- think I will try the ammonia/water mix. Wish me luck-- Goodbye Bona!!!!!
1705724
So far scraping or just letting it wear off has been most effective, but not very efficient. If you scrape, use a plastic putty knife. I suspect their own floor CLEANING products will also do the job.
1391975
Yes, I have prefinished hardwood floors in the entry way of my home and I use the steamer on them with no problem. I was weary at first because of the finish and glue but it hasn't affected either.