Can you use this on wood laminate flooring?
1162148
I do,works great cleaning and sanitizing it,however I would not use it everyday as steam is moisture and eventually moisture can damage laminate.
1162149
Yes.. Best cleaner ever for any type wood, laminate, tile.. Easy to use.. Wonderful cleaner!
826303
Per the manufacture's instructions I would not use it on laminate floors. Steam is not good for them. I don't know if the cleaner would harm the Shark steam mop.
953597
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.
1683996
I have never used Nature's Miracle on laminate floors. However, you can test the surface to be treated for colorfastness by applying to a hidden area or a piece of leftover laminate first.
2030962
According to the accompanying directions, it can be used on sealed hard flooring. Laminate is sealed, so I'd say "yes." I used it on our engineered hardwood floors and it did a beautiful job. Really sucks the water up well.
652183
You can use it on any "sealed" floor, which includes laminate, wood, tile, linoleum etc. If you had a raw wood (say bamboo) with no resin on it over time the water and heat may damage it. But almost every floor now is sealed so it should be no problem. All laminates are sealed, but if you are worried try it in a corner or closet first...
1398820
I use it on my wood laminate floors in the kitchen and entry way it works great I would try a small area first Hope that helps I love mine
1606974
I used it on my pergo laminate floor and it started to damage the floor after I use it for a year. I am kinna mad about this. I wouldn't use it on hardwood floor.
1102261
Absolutely. I use it on my wood floors all the time. It does a very good job on wood, tile, and laminate floors.
135412
I've only used it on wood. The description says laminates so you should be fine. I have been very pleased with the results. Not perfect but far better on older worn floors.
2236930
Hi Eric - It depends on the quality of the flooring. The cheaper laminate may swell if you leave the fluid pooled on it. Many wood laminates can tolerate a little pooling and either won't swell or will return to form quickly. I would test a corner. It's really no different than putting water on it. The enzymes and active ingredients won't hurt the flooring, but the fact that it's liquid is the real issue. Perhaps you could apply it and wipe it up fairly quickly. If you do that several times, it may cure the problem without doing any harm.
826779
I use it on wood laminate. I would think that it should be ok, as I use it on the laminate. I love this stuff. It smells really fresh and makes my laminate and tile really sparkle. When I had real wook floors, I used a product called Bona. That stuff was amazing for wood floors. I dont know how environmentally friendly it is, but it worked well. I like the Better Life product since it doesnt harm the environment as bad as other brands!
1433166
I just read on the bottle that I have and it says YES can be used on laminate floors :-)
2166971
I used this on laminate flooring and was very disappointed. So, don't know about hardwood. But, I'd say you would need two kits.
1452430
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.
1354471
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.
812683
Yes I have used it on on many types of flooring including laminate. Takes a very small amount to clean a stubbornstain or spilled food. CW June 27, 2014