I have both Hardwood floor and some tile (kitchen/bath) in my (small ) apt. How do you handle two floor types? Does it matter? Diff pads?
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The pads do well on both. (I usually give my tile floors a good wipe on my hands and knees...but that's only in bathrooms.) The wood floor cleaner will work for both floor types. Don't use the tile cleaner on your wooden floor though. :-)
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There are two pads available. One is a soft fluffy type that I use for dusting. I believe you can buy this separately. The type which comes with this mop is used for "damp" cleaning and I use it on tile and hardwood and I assume it can be used just as effectively on laminate. By the way, on the tile floors I use the mop using either water or a non-bona liquid cleaner.
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Bona is made especially for hard wood floors. I'm sure it wouldn't hurt tile floors but I think it's a more expensive way to clean tile floors. I would use either swifter wet mop for the tile or there is a Magic Eraser mops that you use without any detergent. Or you can use just a sponge mop with something like Spic and Span or Mr. Clean. Hope that helps.
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We have that king of flooring in the dining room. I've tried several different types. The best are the plastic Cresent Shaped Nail-On glides. They stay on & don't trip up on the uneven tile.
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Yes, I have a mixture of tile, carpet and hardwood floors - vacccum does a great job on all surfaces. Just remember to us lower suction on hardwood and tile.
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Hi Pam-Anela,My Boyfriend assembled this in thier living room, which they have a hardwood floor and I don't see any problem afterwards. It rolls smoothly, easy to moves and impressive quality.
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This pad is pretty thick and works great for me, but my floors are hardwood. I ordered the biggest mat because my treadmill is commercial size. I know I couldn't help with the carpet part but I hope this helps a little.
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I wish I could help but I don't have hardwood floors. I have them on ceramic tile. It is not a rubber backing...more like a mesh, if that helps?
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I have wood and tile ..... honestly don't think it would damage floors it is lightweight and usually what goes in it is too...just bulky
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It's perfect for hardwood floors. Not so much area rugs. Mine gets stuck on the sisal area rug I have. You do have to babysit it or it will get hung up on areas.... like the transition between my living room and kitchen there is a hump it won't go over. So I have to watch and help it up. I still love it!
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Yes, quite well too. I have hardwood that butts up to tile and it does both easily.
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Hi Diane. My Apt is 850sf. Ive got 2 of these and they work like a charm!!! I'll say 2 for the 1st floor and 1 for your bedroom. If your 2nd floor has a big open area then 2 pero floor. Hope this helps!GJ
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I use a rubber mat in my kitchen but it has a tile floor. Not sure how good that would be for hardwood floors.
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Sorry for the delayed response. I'm not sure about the kind of flooring you mention, but I have used this onmutiple surfaces without any problems including hardwood and pergo. If you decide to use this......Just follow the instructions for diluting the product.
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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.
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good if you have even floor surface...all wood, tile or carpet...not good at transitioning between surfaces. I returned mine for this reason.
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I would say get two, one for upstairs and one for the first floor. Other than that they work great.
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I WOULD advise getting a pad of some sort. We have them in our break room and they are starting to mark the floors a bit. They do come with a glide but if you have a floor you want to preserve..get pads.
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Hmmm--probably depends on how much space is empty between your tile and the sub-floor. I used two big tubes (maybe more, it's been a while) on an area that was just 5 ft x 5 ft. But there was a lot of space to fill. When I squirted the Fix-a-Floor into the holes I drilled, a lot of the stuff went in before it filled the space. I had to order more for another space that I haven't fixed yet (yes! I procrastinate!). I guess I'd order a tube or two and see how far you get, then order more once you get a better idea.