I don't understand how you have to go about cleaning hardwood...can you explain this?
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First, you unhinge the vacuum from the wheels. (The bottom clips.) It then becomes a unit you can carry around as you clean. You use the bare floor attachment (it has a long wand.) Affix one of the pads to the rectangular cleaning part using the velcro tabs, and you're good to go. I have dogs who shed a lot, so I first go over the floor without using the pad. If your floors are more normal than mine, go straight to the pad. Also, you can use Swiffer cloths. I've done this when both pads were dirty and I still had cleaning to do. Hope this helps.
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i guess you have really dry floors maybe paint or other hard to remove staims. i would suggest a professional look at floor and suggest whether nor not your preparation would work.
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So far scraping or just letting it wear off has been most effective, but not very efficient. If you scrape, use a plastic putty knife. I suspect their own floor CLEANING products will also do the job.
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Goggled it. Check this out: http://www.starreviews.com/home/bona-hardwood-floor-mop-review/#.U_TfmbxdXJ0
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It is wonderful for hardwood. Keep it on the first setting so the brush won't turn. Love it! None better
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I asked my husband and he said yes! He doesn't see any problem. We have hardwood floors which is why I wanted to ask him first before responding but like I said, his response was a definite yes!! Hope this helps!!
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I don't have hardwood floors. However, I do use it on my tiles and it cleans very well. This is the best vacuum I have ever purchase. It's light-weight but works like a heavy duty cleaner. I hope I was able to help.
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Thanks for the email and the great question :) For hardwood floors you have 2 options. 1. You can simply turn off the power head motor and use straight suction from the vacuum. or 2. You can attach the included hardwood floor tool that's designed to be used on all hard floors. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin Great-Vacs (seller)
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i was just going to order this online until I saw your post :) - i have hardwood floors with jute rugs AND two dogs! hmmmmmm, now what!
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It's a steam cleaner, meant for carpet/rugs. I wouldn't recommend it for hardwoods....way too much water for that.
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Vinager, water and a mop is the best cleaning you can have for hardwood floors. I had African Mohogany floors and kept them like new for 8 years till I sold house.
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If you have lots of animal fur or especially dirty floors, I would suggest pre-sweeping. I run Roomba first. It's more difficult to clean up wet fur out of the rollers and tanks than to just do a quick pick up first. Plus it is hard to see inside the tank to see if fur is stuck to the inside of it.
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I apply it the old fashion way...rags. Because you are cleaning the floor and waxing at the same time, you need to have multiple rags handy. They will get very dirty. I go over some spots several times. You will know where that is needed as you apply One Step. I've been using One Step yearly for a very long time and get compliments on my hardwood floors all the time. Good luck!
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Assuming the vacuum works, and further assuming it isn't clogged because 3 minutes of usage will clog this horrible monstrosity, it should not scratch hardwood floors. It probably won't get them clean, but it shouldn't scratch. (Get something else -- you will hate this vacuum.)
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As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for easily cutting each board to proper length. As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for... » Read More As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for easily cutting each board to proper length. « Show Less
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You would need to first vacuum up the cat hair. Then use the he Bona Motion Hardwood Floor Mop to get the floor clean when you spray on the Bona cleaner. I always vacuum my hardwood floors, then use the Bona Motion mop to spray and clean. It's a GREAT mop.
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as long as the item you are cleaning could get wet and take some heat from the steam it should work fine. most of my cleaning has been on the grout lines on the floor but it hasnt messed up my shoemolding on the baseboard even though it is painted wood. the machine really isnt a cleaner by itself. it provides hot steam to cut through the gunky stuff that accummilates in areas that dont usually get wiped clean.