what is the difference between Bona and BonaKemi
936895
I've only used Bona, as far as I know and I think their products are great for wood floors. Sorry I can't be of much help.
936896
Bona is for maintaining hardwood floors that are more or less in ok condition. BonaKemi is meant to help repair damaged wood floors.
1334169
If you have the Bona mop with the detachable mop heads and use a spray bottle (Bona comes in a spray bottle) why would you want to lug around a cumbersome bucket with water? The Bona is strong enough so that you don't have to use a lot of it to clean your floors. In the meantime, diluting the Bona with water is diluting the cleaning power of the solution. If you just want to use the "old fashioned" way of cleaning your floors then I suggest you get a bucket of water, put some lesser cleaning product into it and forget about the Bona.
523816
sorry but I don't know the difference. If you have the time advise me please. Thanks
1498705
I am regularly using bona to maintain by new laminate floor. I apply it every few months. I do not have experience with old laminates floors. When my contractor left the house after installing the laminate floor, removing wood panels from walls, finishing the wall, painting the walls and installing tiles in bathroom and some other area, the floor was looking really dull. Bona made it extremely shiny. This can easy hide all the hairline scratches but this cannot hide deep scratches and water damages, if any.
382281
It is similar but the mop part is bigger and the material is a thicker cloth. I actually vacuum or use the dry Swiffer prior to mopping with the Bona just to get up all of the loose debris. Then you just spray the Bona on the floor and mop away!
403092
All of the consumer Bona mops, this does not include the commercial versions. (I believe those are longer.)
676696
I do not know the difference between the two, I have only owned the Speakal ipig and still love it!
295051
They are the same thing, just different packaging, and this one is the newer (the one in the link is the old version). Sometimes people see the word "super", it is actually just the translate from the japanese katakana on the bottle label, I got confused a little bit at first, but I tried to read the label (I know a bit Japanese) and figured it out. Have a look at this website http://www.hadalabo.com.my/product_content.html?catid=1&id=0 &lt;- Hada Labo offial website in Malaysia and they updated the new packaging (not like the website for US which still uses the old ones). Hope this help :)
1952103
Better. I have been told by the person who installed our hardwood that getting your hardwood too wet is damaging. Bona is so simple with great results.
1805551
That is what it says on the package. The Japanese Soba I haven eaten has a much stronger taste, so either King Soba is cut with another product or it is a different variety of Buckwheat.
1217834
Don't know......go to www.bonide.com and there's a "Contact" at the bottom of the page.
734022
I don't recall details ....th BONA site had detail discussion on this topic. I have just started using BONA on my wood and tile floors and never had the need to remove .... I do recall a very specific discussion on "polish" vs refresher. Polish is what you need to concern yourself with for removal whereas refresher was easier to deal with
1594447
Have not used Bona Pro. PolyCare seemed to work better than the last product I bought at a local store. That said, have not found the perfect product yet. They all seem to leave cloudy residue on the floor. Some more than others. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
301797
I don'r know but here is an interesting page on that - http://www.livestrong.com/article/551899-difference-between-seanol-seanol-f/
1559991
The only difference is that one has SHEA BUTTER in it and the other doesn't. The black soap in your link doesn't have shea butter.*I am LC from NC.*
974772
I don't agree with Tony, as I clean condos at a resort and have used the rubbermaid one for over a year a lot. I like this one. If your talking about the bona you have to screw the handle together, right there I think it's not going to be as sturdy, but then I haven't used it.
308050
Functionally, there is no difference, the Oma is the Go! repackaged. Levana bought Snuza earlier this year, and kept the products exactly the same, except for repackaging to bear the Levana brand name. You can view the press release announcing the merger at http://www.mylevana.com/Press_Release/Baby_Safety_Brands_LEVANA_SNUZA_Announce_Technology_Licensing_Partnership.eng-9.html. If you are buying the Go! from retailers that still have it in stock, it can be considerably more expensive than the Oma, particularly as Levana has had several discounted sales to promote their new partnership. Functionally, there is no difference, the Oma is the Go! repackaged. Levana bought Snuza earlier this year, and kept the products exactly the same, except for repackaging to bear the Levana brand name. You can view the press release announcing the merger at http://www.mylevana.com/Press_Release/Baby_Safety_Brands_LEVANA_SNUZA_Announce_Technology_Licensing_Partnership.eng-9.html. If you are buying the Go! from retailers that still have it in stock, it can be considerably more expensive than the Oma, particularly as Levana has had several discounted sales to promote their new... » Read More Functionally, there is no difference, the Oma is the Go! repackaged. Levana bought Snuza earlier this year, and kept the products exactly the same, except for repackaging to bear the Levana brand name. You can view the press release announcing the merger at http://www.mylevana.com/Press_Release/Baby_Safety_Brands_LEVANA_SNUZA_Announce_Technology_Licensing_Partnership.eng-9.html. If you are buying the Go! from retailers that still have it in stock, it can be considerably more expensive than the Oma, particularly as Levana has had several discounted sales to promote their new partnership. « Show Less