will the laminate bubble up if water touches it?
1994645
We bought this for our son for his first place, but I would seriously doubt water would make any impact on it at all. The tabletop material actually feels like a pretty decent imitation of marble. My guess is that it's durable and can withstand any liquid. I just wouldn't place anything hot on it. It's much nicer and heavier than what we expected it would be for the price.
1994646
No bubbling up even with any spills (water, soda, coffee etc.) so far. I think as long as you dry it right away it should be okay.
1485907
That probably would not be a good idea. The water might hurt the adhesive and it is easy enough to apply without getting bubbles.
1909718
The seashore peel and stick decals have a very thin layer of laminate on top of paper similar to wallpaper with a laminated finish. The surface is smooth which would make it very slippery. The adhesive probably wouldn't stay very long after being in water unless you used a different type. I hope you find this helpful.
684012
The top slats are tongue and grooved so water won't go through. But, on the other hand, I would not expose the box to water. Hope this helps....Jim
1704016
It will not touch the water bed, and even if it did it will not harm it in any way. If I had a water bed I would buy it.
1034637
Yes, as long as you don't move it or over fill it with water. If you are going to keep it inside, I would suggest putting down a plastic sheet underneath just in case.
2177420
Yes. I have been using my steamer on laminate flooring for 3 years. No problems and much better than wet mopping because dries quickly. I recommend doing your laminate floors with a fresh pad and NEVER leave the steamer sitting in one place on the laminate floor with the unit running. The issue is not leaving any standing water which the steam does not if used correctly
1612518
I would think so. You might have some small bubbles, but it shouldn't be too noticeable. My 8 year old put ours in the tub and there are bubbles, but it doesn't bother us at all. Hope that helps. It's a great mat!
2106634
I would check with the manufacturer. We have a laminate floor. We are never to use water on it for whatever reason
456294
Yes, I have laminate flooring and the steam evaporates very quickly, so floor is not left wet very long. I have had two of these steam mops and have never had any problems.
2236929
Hi Eric- Yeah, it should not be a problem at all as there are no solvents to eat the laminate. I'd still be careful not to flood the area, but if it's already been flooded by a less pleasant liquid- what the hell- go for it. It won't damage your floor any more that it already has been.
1610997
It doesn't foam up though if the glue layer is thin enough. Like in a nice tight joint, there won't much gas bubbles in the joint and it will be strong. Only the glops that squeezed out will foam up. Also it works as a coating - to test this paint the glue onto a test surface and it will stay the same color and doesn't foam or expand.
205384
If it's going to be submerged yes. Otherwise not really. Squirt a little silicone behind it if you want
2236930
Hi Eric - It depends on the quality of the flooring. The cheaper laminate may swell if you leave the fluid pooled on it. Many wood laminates can tolerate a little pooling and either won't swell or will return to form quickly. I would test a corner. It's really no different than putting water on it. The enzymes and active ingredients won't hurt the flooring, but the fact that it's liquid is the real issue. Perhaps you could apply it and wipe it up fairly quickly. If you do that several times, it may cure the problem without doing any harm.
1565322
It would be ruined. The laminant would likely absorb moisture and peel off.
871412
Absolutely! But remember to change the air stone once it no longer makes bubbles.
866041
I don't think I would risk it on laminate. It gets both too hot and too wet.