Is this safe to use on a cork floor?
1461341
Not sure. But I would not buy it. It works properly about 20% of the time. Goes around the same spot again and again. Never uses all of the water in it and sometimes uses none. It has ran an entire cycle on my floor with out putting down a drop of water. Just ran around. It's so not worth the money.
2150850
I think it depends on the cork but to be honest you are in control of the corkscrew and can stop it before this happens. It works very well.
1064601
Absolutely safe. I used two other types of cleaners, which actually damaged my engineered wood flooring. Just to be safe, test it in a dark corner, but I've never had a problem with this product.
28749
I just use small tacks/pins like for the backboard of my cubicle desk. nothing too big or heavy duty to avoid leaving holes in the cork.
1877675
Probably, but only if you covered the entire back surface with tape. That would probably give you enough strength initially. Trouble is the adhesive in the tape will lose its tack over time and will also be subject to being yanked off the wall everything someone touches the cork, pulls out staples from it, etc. I wouldn't see it staying up long.
433931
Its doesn't matter. Anything will do. All you've done is put down a layer of heavier than air gas. The cork keeps it in, but a super tight seal is not needed since there is no pressure involved.
1266341
I am sure it is very safe. I have used it on my floors. But let me warn you that on certain wood floors it leaves them looking very dull. Also it leaks terribly. I have been told to reset the filter and I have but the darn thing still leaks. I should have sent it back and I wish I had bought a different brand. I do not like mine at all and I would not reccomend this to anyone. Do youself a favor and check into something else.
1127601
No. It isn't safe. You need to have a very sturdy table in order to use this. Glass gives me the impression that it's thin. Your table top shld be at least 1 inch thick too.
1700484
Cork is very secure. I have put water in them. It does slowly evaporate after several months, but no leakage. You could always seal around it with some type of glue/adhesive.
1508582
my daughter said she uses a little water to clean it. the cork is very thin. you need extra short tacks.
2109777
I have tile floors so I checked the bottle. It doesn't say anything about it being harmful to wooden floors.
366445
WoodyFunny, we just put in all cork flooring this month. Have to say it works great. There's a setting for smooth surface.
1243552
It can be if you buff it enough. It would be very slippery on floors. It is primarily for furniture and can be used on antiques. I have been using it since the 80s.
1842672
You could, but it would be counterproductive. The purpose of this product is to fill the dead space with heavy, inert gas. If you use a vacuum system, you are relying on the rubber cork to keep a good seal or oxygenated air will get in. I still use the rubber corks from my vacuum system, but I don't apply vacuum. The heavy gas is far better than a vacuum in shielding the wine from oxygen.
842339
The product literature says it can, but I don't have any wood floors so can't confirm that it would be safe. It works well on my duro-ceramic tile floor and on carpet.
1801303
My floor is oak and it never has scatched. If you walk on it I don't see how this could hurt it. But to be on the SAFE side I would check with someone who does flooring. Its a great little machine and very light. Hope it works for you.
1232126
Cork is a great natural material. It is waterproof and resists dirt. It probably doesn't have the longevity of vinyl, but it works well for this application. I really like the mount.