can it be used on cermaic tile
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Yes, there are 2 push button options. One for hi/low carpet and the second one for barefloors; which turns off the brush.
1291015
If by regular tile you mean ceramic then yes. That's where we use it, in the walk in shower. Be sure to follow the directions and rinse it off at the proper time recommended.
611604
Yes I think it would work on tiles,it did a very good job of chips in the bath tub so I cant see why it would not work on tiles as well.
369426
I think it depends on the tile. We used it on ceramic tile, but the tile was rough-glazed and didn't really need it. If the pores are too large, like 1/2 mm or larger, I'm not sure how well it will do, how's that? It did not discolor our tile, or seem to harm it.
2101229
I wouldn't. It would permanently ruin your tile. My grips worked great on the tile installed as instructed.
1042014
no , do not use on tiles or bathtubs, it is not durable enough. I will easily peel and chip off of those surfaces
1154914
Yes, it can work on shower tile. However, to avoid possible problems, try a bit of Lime Out on a corner of inconspicuous tile.Hope this helps.
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Not too sure. I used on Spanish tile flooring. The product is water based. You would likely need a waterproof sealer to make it work. Hope this helps.
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Yes I'm sure u can! I had it on tile tho. But it's adjustable. Yes, it does!
67330
I see not reason for it not to work on any surface. I have used it on tile without a problem.
1373045
I don't have tile, I have 800 sq feet of tile, and it works well. I suspect it will work well on wood.
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Steve G. - have not tried this on tile but it works fine on deck steps (wood) and concrete. I use it for my Mom and it is a small price to pay for her safety. Good luck and best wishes for a Merry Christmas!
1224162
Yes. That is primarily what we purchased it for. It works well on wood or tile. We love ours.
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i believe so. But if the tile has natural finish then it may affect the appearance.
1074959
Yes. We use it on wood, cork, vinyl and ceramic tile. You can adjust the steam temperature...Hot for ceramic, cool for cork.
622481
I don't know but t wouldn't think so. They recommend 86 degree setting on the tile and I would think that would be to much. And it can run much hotter. Go to a website. There's many like products.
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I didn't try that. But, I can't imagine there is anyway it could do that job. It made a mess of ceramic tile!