I have pargo flooring. Can this be used on that type of flooring?
2057054
If your flooring is sealed and you do not leave stationary I would say yes. My first steam mop I had pargo flooring abs the joints were click and lock, the steam mop emitted to much water and made the edges warp. I had gotten both from Costco, mind you 12 years ago, and they refunded my flooring for the defect. Read the manufacturers recommendations and or call your manufacturer of the flooring is my best advice.
1478371
No. It for hard floors. It is probably the best on the market for hard floors. It is a little expensive, though.
1093252
I really don't know, I used in ceramic floor and it works. That is all I can tell you.
53603
I don't know for sure, but I don't think so. They make a separate floor wax. I used this on my stained concrete.
2197041
Can't really say. I only used it on 8mm pergo flooring and it did extremely well. It says it can do siding and wood up to an inch. I believe it would depending on how hard the wood is.
1767826
I wouldn't chance it. You're supposed to use non-sudsing products designed for tile, ceramic or vinyl flooring, per the manufacturer. I use Armstrong "Once and Done", which works well and smells nice.
1385842
Yes! I bought it to install oriented strand bamboo flooring which to my knowledge is about the hardest flooring there is and it worked very well with it. It did not miss a beat. I would not hesitate to recommend it for just about any type of hardwood floor.
379235
The inner label (under the outer label) does not specifically say which types of hard floors it can be used on, only that it shouldn't be used on visibly worn, unsealed or unfinished floors. It is to be used for sealed hard floor surfaces.
155115
I cannot answer this from experience, since we don't have laminate flooring, but I tried it on one of our parquet tiles. It made the wood look dull. I would not recommend it for wood or for anything with seams. It works spectacularly well on vinyl, even heavily textured. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
939802
Yes you can. I use it on my tile floors too - they come out beautiful and no sticky residue. Surpasses any other floor cleaner I've tried.
1210188
The information says it is also designed for laminate and engineered floors; if you are installing floating cork (tiles that "snap" together as opposed to cork glued directly to a substrate), you should be fine.
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
1949345
I don't think so. I only use it for my kitchen linoleum floor. Didn't like the results on my hardwood floors.
1664256
My understanding is that you can, however we just went with the floor model to start. I would check with them.
652183
You can use it on any "sealed" floor, which includes laminate, wood, tile, linoleum etc. If you had a raw wood (say bamboo) with no resin on it over time the water and heat may damage it. But almost every floor now is sealed so it should be no problem. All laminates are sealed, but if you are worried try it in a corner or closet first...
1951788
I used it on polyurethane finish hardwood floors. Love it, bring out the beauty again. I have dogs and they bring in sand which was taking the finish off where they laid down. I only use it about every other month and it lasts a long time. Highly recommend.
1658157
We have engineered flooring. It was recommended to us by a flooring store owner. We have been using it for several years and swear by it. You may wish to contact the business that installed your floor to get the proper advise.