I currently have been using a Swiffer WetJet for my hardwood floors; has anyone used both and would recommend switching or not?
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The Bona product leaves the floors shining, and in great condition. My installer recommended the product, and I love it!
1777923
Per the recommendation of the man who refinished my hardwood floors, I only use vinegar and water on those floors so in that regard this is better than a swifter product. Overall, this is a tremendous product and in the end will be a money saver since you use the product/quantity/reuse the mop head. I mopped a 20 x 20 ' room taking care around rug and fur iture I about ten minutes and I didn,'t have to vacuum the floor before mopping because it picks everything up and the spinner removes it. Buy it!!
1658158
Bona has a different cleaner that is for laminate floors. I think I would get that instead.
244346
Used the quickie microfiber mitt and it is VERY difficult to wash hardwoods. Does not glide easily. Does anyone have a problem using the terry cloth in cleaning their hardwoods?
1932142
Do the Mint Microfiber Cloths clean any better than the Dry Swiffer Pads? Personally, I find the Dry Swiffer Pads more convenient, but curious if there is any difference in the cleaning.
2021816
Not yet. But I think you can use the wet swiffer pads instead of paying $9-$15 problem is not a lot of steam comes out
376284
I only use my Green Glider for wet mopping. I have hardwood and laminate floors and only use the Swiffer solution made for hardwood. Just changing from the Swiffer pads to the Green Glider has made my floors streak free.
1158912
I have hardwood floors as well as Pergo floors. It works beautifully and picks up easily without a mark!
169216
- I used a Swiffter it works fast & easy - This leaves a nice slip-free surface too
1761800
Mine was used on hardwood, vinyl, and stone. Unfortunately I had to send mine back after a few months because it quit working. Right now I'm just dampening a swiffer dry cloth and cleaning the floors with vinegar and water solution. Sorry, but I've gone through 2 brands of steamer mops, and think I'll just quit while I'm ahead.
2021814
the disposable pads are designed to go on the steam boost. if swiffer has a micro fiber pad, made to stay on on the mop, i don't know about it. the shark steam mop has a micro fiber pad. also the disposable swiffer pads have the cleaner in them. a microfiber pad doesn't. someone posted that not much steam comes out of the mop. that is true, especially compared to the shark steam mop. however 100% of the bottom of the swiffer gets so hot it will burn your hand. on the shark steam mop, only the middle of the pad gets real hot. i have started cleaning my linolium floors with the swiffer steam boost. and i am cleaning my hardwoods with the microfiber shark steam mop. i spray some harwood floor cleaner on the hardwood, then use the steam mop. it takes at least 2 swiffer pads to clean my my kitchen and bathroom floors. the swiffer cleans them really well. but the pads are expensive. if i could have only one, however i would not give up my swiffer steam boost mop. it cleans really well, and is hot enough to kill germs.
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No, the power nozzle is not suitable for hardwood floors, it is used on carpets. There is another inexpensive attachment that one needs for a central vac that is used on hardwoods and tile that simply has bristles (without the electric rollers which could scratch hardwood).
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I don't have hardwood floors, so can't answer that part, but I do have a German Shepherd (indoor/outdoor doggie), and HE is the reason I got the Dyson! I use the upholstery attachment on my cotton slip-covered sofa and for harder to maneuver areas, I use the narrower nozzle--they both seem do do the trick!! The suction power is so superior, and contributes so much to the effort. I do the same with auto upholstery and get great results.
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Use a regular hardwood product on your Swiffer pad. The Swiffer stuff is for artificial wood and linolium flooring.
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I don't have any laminate floors, just wood. I don't know why it wouldn't work, but I would first look at the sprays that are available and see if there is one for laminate floors. If there is, then the wet jet should work just fine. I love mine.
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Yes, I have a 3,400 square foot home full of hard wood floors and the swifter wet is my go to product after using the the swifter vac. A++
2217142
I think it is great on hardwood floors. I don't use the power nozzle much for the floors, though I will when I am rushing from hardwood to carpets for a quick clean up. I prefer the soft brush attachment. I bought this vacuum with my MIL's recommendation. She also lost suction power in her, but here was a filter on the inside of the machine that was completely clogged. Once she took care of that (I can't remember exactly, but I think she just cleaned it, not replaced) it's suction was back to full power.