Is this solution safe on slate flooring?
2058031
Sorry I don't know about slate flooring, I know for a fact it is the best for cleaning hardwood, tile, laminate and linoleum. I would definitely be worth your investment to purchase a scrap piece and give it a try.
1661909
Yes, I have engineered hardwood floors and this works fine. I like that I can also use it on the granite (leaves no streaks unlike BioKleen bathroom formula).
275775
I poured the cleaner on the slate floor in my shower and scrubbed it with a brush. I rinsed it clean and let it dry thoroughly, and then used a small roller to apply the sealer. I let the sealer dry for two days before using the shower again.
1603040
Karen, yes this Cleaner is safe on Granite, Marble Laminate, Corian, Silestone, Staron, and all other natural stones. Best product on the market!
1950247
I have used it on my slate tile floors in the family room and it worked great. In Florida, usually the first floors are concrete slabs, so odors would naturally penetrate to the concrete. I did let the product stay on for an hour to seep into the tiles. Odor gone. hooray
722844
I'm sure it could be done, BUT it takes so long to set and harden...it would mean staying off the floors for maybe as long as two weeks after the second coat was applied. It tends to be somewhat gummy for a while until it is really dry and set up. I'd try a test on a separate piece of slate and see what happens. Only then would I go for it.
1592849
It will not harm your floor, but it is made specifically for hardwood floors with a poly finish. I think you want Bona Stone, Tile & Laminate Cleaner. It is all in the name, isn't it? good luck.
657193
This is a pH neutral solution so if you following directions, it will be safe on your floor. I use it on a soft marble flooring and am pleased with its cleaning abilities.
1638476
I wouldn't use this on hardwood floors. It could make the surface slippery and dangerous.
1273572
I used it on my travertine and marble tile grout without any problem. I suggest using it in an inconspicuous spot just to be sure first.
825982
They are fine on cleared concrete and brick, but be careful on any slate or ceramic tiles, as those can be slippery.
1433164
The bottle says "tile, linoleum, laminate, marble, sealed hardwood and more" so I would think it would be OK. I do not have laminate flooring - I only use it on the tile.
647914
Yes I was told it was safe on all sealed stone surfaces. My flooring is Italian porcelain and hit has been sealed
1065574
I really don't know regarding the sealing process/chemicals but if your flooring is still slippery, try this product. It has done wonders for my ceramic title. I can confidently walk on it without the fear of falling...even if the floor is a little damp. Before applying Stone Grip, I couldn't walk 3 -4 steps without a slip. Not to mention wet shoes. I would surely slip if not fall.
1654630
As long as you have a sealed hardwood floor, I say yes. I have been using this product on my sealed oak flooring for 10 years with beautiful, glossy results. Application is very easy with a microfiber pad. I highly recommend this product .
2236928
Yes. My floors are Pergo and it works VERY WELL. Absolutely awesome stuff. Nothing else worked. You can put it on pretty thick. It's the best!
799346
I've only used it on ceramic tile and hardwood floors. It should be safe for linoleum.