Can I use with Stripper solution to scrub vinyl flooring?
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The heavy duty plastic solution tank should stand up to it and the scrub brushes definitely will. The difficulty will be in getting the stripped wax and solution up off the floor, because there is no pick-up feature. Maybe a small squeegie from Walmart would do to get it all in one place to be easier to clean it up.
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I use it on our vinyl floor without a problem Once it's finished cleaning the floor there is still a bit of water left on the floor so the directions recommend you don't use it on laminate flooring. We have sheet vinyl and not tile squares so there isn't any risk of damaging the flooring. I found that you want to vacuum the floor well before you use the Scooba as the ports clog up quickly if there is any dust on the floor. I hope this helps.
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Personally I wouldn't use the wood cleaner on laminate flooring. I would use the Swiffer WetJet Multi Purpose Solution instead.
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Don't believe they are intended to be used with cleaner. I use cloths and alcohol pads.(seperately)
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It is used to remove wax-type build-ups. If you have used one of the Quick Shine Finishes on your laminate floors and/or someother product (ie: mop & glow) that needs removed, then yes you can use it on your laminate to remove them. It is not a "cleaner" but more of a "stripper." I also think it would take original laminate finishes off. I would call the company, if you have very specific questions about using it on laminate.
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Mine was used on hardwood, vinyl, and stone. Unfortunately I had to send mine back after a few months because it quit working. Right now I'm just dampening a swiffer dry cloth and cleaning the floors with vinegar and water solution. Sorry, but I've gone through 2 brands of steamer mops, and think I'll just quit while I'm ahead.
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I have vinyl floors however in our other home I used the steam cleaner and loved it. Just don't stay in one place glide it slow and do not leave it alone with it steaming. If you do it may turn you clear finish a foggy wht. I love it because it is more sanitary than a mop and bucket.
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I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would recommend. I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would... » Read More I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would recommend. « Show Less
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I dont see why this would not work on vinyl flooring as well. This is a water based formula; relatively harmless and designed to lossen dirt/grime from mainly wooden floors while being not abrasive.You can look at the Material safety Data Sheet (MSDS) at this website as well if you interested (http://www.blackdiamondcleaners.com/oldsite/MSDS/new-1107/9866.pdf)
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No - You will need the cleaner called Multifloor Plus for use on both tile and wood floors
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I did not need to strip my floors as they were new installs. However, I think it would probably be a good idea to do so IF you have already put other finish applications on them. This finish is high gloss & very durable. IF I were going to stip, I would use a steam cleaner on them rather than a "stripper" product so as to not leave any other product residues on the floors. I absolutely love this product. I applied it several months ago now, & still doesn't need to be re-applied.
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Yes, it should work just fine. They also have a cleaning formula made for laminates, so you could just use that cleaner with the mop.
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I haven't tried it on tile/vinyl floors but I would think it should work well. The beater bar would do the scrubbing and the suction should pick up the water. I would give it a try on a small area and see what it can do. A great suggestion. I think I will give it a try as well.
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I use Bona laminate floor cleaner. It works beautifully. It is especially formulated for ceramic and laminate.
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I haven't used it yet but I found this recommended on this website. Take a look, maybe they can answer your question. http://tilecleaning.org/stripping-saltillo-tiles.htm
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Oh I don't know about that. I use on the highest quality vinyl floor Armstrong sells for residences and it is the best cleaner. I prefer the concentrate though.