Does this shine the floor? Either tile or wood?
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This is only for cleaning/mopping linoleum floors. I would not recommend this on wood floors. I don't have any of this cleaner right now or I would read the label for you.
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The floor is shiny after cleaning but the shine doesn't last for more than a few days. Then again, I do have a fairly hairy dog so maybe that isn't helping prolong the shine. I'm fairly certain you can use it on any type of flooring. I have bamboo flooring and it works very well on that. It also smells nice and dries fairly quickly.
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No, it does not give the high shine I was looking for. I first used it straight but it made my floor sticky. Now I use it diluted (1/2 water) and it leaves the floor less tacky (but still is a little). No shine. For hardwood floor, I used to use Pinesol (diluted) and I received many compliments that my floor was shiny. For other surfaces, I find Bona Multisurface works the best and it gives the surface sheen with no stickiness.
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I've used it on wood floor and linoleum. It does leave a shine, but only if you dilute the product significantly in water. If you don't dilute enough, it can leave a cloudy residue.
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!
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Hi,It works on the tile floors, but I'm not sure if it works on the wood floors. But the machine has an option to choose from thick carpet to floor.
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Use it just the way it is. We have Laminit floors, it didn't make it shine the way I wanted. I like using the Bona for wood floors better.
1995851
A late answer to an old question but I need to emphasize DO NOT use a steam mop on any wood flooring that has any wax, floor shine or cleaner applied to it. I only use our steam mop on tile (and no it does NOT clean the grout.)
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It will work on a polished wood floor. What it would do to the floor and its finish depends upon the floor. I would consult your flooring information.
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IDK, sorry. It works very well on tile and cement. Probably OK on ordinary wood floors, maybe not so much on exotic woods? Probably fine on bamboo which is tough stuff. If you let the machine stay in one place in an effort to get at some particularly tough dirt, it MAY hurt the varnish. You can get away with that on tile, etc, though. I would say try it and see, better still, read the reviews on Amazon! :)
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To be honest, I don't know. However, their website states, "Protects and Shines Hardwood, Laminate, Vinyl, Tile, and Stone." Therefore, until researching the product further, I would not use this product. My suggestion would be to contact the company directly with this question. Hope this helps and good luck!
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Hello,I have tile and rug floors.No wood floors, so I can't be sure.It should is my best guess. Perhaps someone else has wood floors.Wayne
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I would guess it would work the same as on whole tiles, it just gives a shine to them
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I used it on my kitchen porcelain floor tile. It worked well, even though I never got the repair to match the high gloss of the existing tile. So, when the light shines on it in a particular way, you can see that there is a repair. But mostly it's in shadow and blends right in.
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We have tile that looks like hardwood, and it's darker. We bought both. I like the Braava more, but with kids and dogs I do have to vacuum prior to using it if they were extra messy that day.
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I'm not sure about laminate floors, but I love this stuff. I have wood floors with dull spots only from wear and tear. This stuff, makes my floors so nice and shiny, it really does. It doesn't last forever, but I'm satisfied with it. Follow the directions , such as make sure the floor is clean from dust and make sure you use a new mop that's only used for this product. I highly recommend this product.
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Yes, the shine stays longer and better. However, make sure the floor is completely dry.
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No it doesnt . try to find it cheap. I would not put it on tile or any slippery surface.
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neither really. If the tile is glossy then it will shine through the stuff and if not then no gloss will be imparted by the product.
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I have not tried on my wood floors. I have used it on my tiled kitchen floors. We bought our home 3 years ago and after years of wax build up the floor were yellow. This is the only product that has worked. It works almost on contact. I used it right out of the container, pour onto the wax build up area, let it set for a few min. and I actually scrubbed the first time on my hands and knees. My floor came out beautifully. Restored to original luster. I love this stuff. I do plan to do the wood floors this spring. I hope this helps!