Is this sufficient or should I go for the Bona Pro Series? Differences??
999440
terrific for wood floor laminate but you have to wipe up excess off the floor after mopping to get perfect results with no streaks
999441
Yes, it does a great job on my laminated floors and my tile floors! I haven't tried the Pro so don't know what the difference is
999442
It does a very good job of cleaning. Out two mid-size dogs have free access to the back yard via a doggie door, so they track-up the floor a lot. The BONA cleans effectively, but doesn't leave a shine. I am contemplating a 'rejuvinating' product seen on TV to bring back the original lustre. But as a cleaner, BONA does the job in one application without rinsing.
1967046
I have been ordering BXA ones, both Aloris (which is the style) and off brands seem to work just well. The Aloris ones have some neat features but don't come cheap, just an FYI on that one. There are some 10-15 dollar ones floating around if you look and they work great! Let me know if you need anything else.
662539
Hello Adam K and thank you for your inquiry!That's an easy one!Match this setup with the PSB Alpha B1's and you'll be rocking for the money!We're here to help so please let us know if you have any additional questions!Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUP team1.877.744.1179
719092
No it does not. And would suggest you contact Bona about the 'correct' method to use this product. I chose to try something else. Lots of on line advice available.
425997
Well is a special Bona for laminate flooring, and is excellent for remove shoes marks, and dirt. I really think is more expensive the Bona for wood, and I don't switch but I don't think is a problem if you want expend more money. The Bona products are so good I don't think you need use the steam mop. And I think is a bad idea use the Bona whit a Steam mop. Only to don't start an accident or make the life of the steam mop shorter. I use a steam mop in the past for wood, but really the Bona make a to much better work. My steam mop is in the trash.
936895
I've only used Bona, as far as I know and I think their products are great for wood floors. Sorry I can't be of much help.
1432247
Definitely go with a Braava. The Scooba is an older design that doesn't work as well.
2003433
No,the db pro is basicly your own tower system,powered by just a regular outlet,as long as you have service outside your building you should have service,make sure you get it mounted as high as the top of your house and point it were the main tower is,good luck
520202
According to the very reputible person who owns the company that installed our hardwood floors, definitely NOT. The beauty of the Bona is there is nothing in it that will change the finish of the floors. Bona is a strong enough cleaner on its own.
2084022
Speaker quality is very important, it will not matter how much power or tone is applied. Look up Micca Motion MB42 bookshelf speakers and you will have a great combination of economy and superior sound quality. Save yourself a few bucks and get the Lepai 2020A. Not very impressed with the 269FS.
1742836
The lowPro 170 I think would be a better choice.Has much more space for less money.
1230622
The main differences are Size and Noise Reduction. The Sport model has a noise reduction rating of 22db The PRO model has a Noise reduction rating of 30db Because of extra noise reduction provided by the PRO version, they have a much larger profile. The larger size COULD be in the way if your using them with a rifle, if you use a handgun, the size should not be an issue. In my personal opinion if the larger "bulk" is not an issue then go for the maximum protection you can get! Your hearing will thank you!
151839
Pro's have different drivers than the X2. Basically, Pro's should sound better...should being the key word.
2064527
I would say yes. I had a single Pro Comp stablizer before. I much prefer the handeling with the dual. I always felt that I had a push with the single.
1980571
The difference is most likely going to be material quality. I use the Vermont American all the time and it does the job right on the spot, like a pro without it that has everything set into muscle memory. They look the same but one is going to last longer than the other, so go by the one that has better reviews by people.
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Guess what? I had the same "debate" in Sam's 2 days ago. I ended up buying the FX820, the difference isn't that much ($20), and I won't have any surprises! I bought one for my daughter on June 12th (HUGE SUCCESS) and ended up getting another one for my son 2 days ago! I'd say go with the FX820! GOOD LUCK!
2019054
Vxl is already a pretty fast setup...I recommend try gearing up until you reach to max out of the motor...and if your not satisfied with the performance out of that go with the mamba max pro sct edition with the 2400kv motor!!! Hope this helps