Can it be used on Laminate wood flooring?
935711
As far as I know, Yes. The floor in my daughter's room is a laminate wood flooring, and it has worked just fine in there.
935712
I've used it on ours in the kitchen. It cleans the surface well. I just keep it away from any edges that are loose. Since it uses water/steam, it could get underneath and cause it to bubble up.
935713
I wouldnt use it on laminate flooring. It leaves the floor pretty wet after using. It does work great though. Its nice to have a steamer and sweeper in one.
1635418
You can use it on laminate flooring and it would work really well too but I mainly use this product for countertops, sinks, and my glass table and glass sliding door. For flooring, I use the Murphy's Original Oil Soap.
419124
Yes is can! This unit is designed for use on hard floors such as ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, marble, stone, and sealed hardwood floors.
1249459
I can't speak for wood flooring but I have used it on tile, linoleum and fireplace grating! It's a great odor reducer! I've even used it on foam on the beds. Smell gone! Hope this helps! Good Luck! &#128049;&#128054;
155114
I don't have any laminate so you would have to read mfg instructions. I use on ceramic tile and it works great.
902306
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.
488312
I've used it on my hardwood floors and I didn't have a problem but I think it might depend on what kind of hardwood you have or whether you actually have laminate (and how hard/soft the wood is). I used it on Bamboo and solid Oak and there weren't any problems.
826303
Per the manufacture's instructions I would not use it on laminate floors. Steam is not good for them. I don't know if the cleaner would harm the Shark steam mop.
1592848
It is very safe to use on laminate. I believe this is the best there is. My floors gleam and I live in a condo. I turned the landlord on to this product and they love it. It is the best! I tried another product called Rejuvinate because I saw an advertisement on TV, but had to go back to Bona. The cleaner and the floor polish are great.
744105
Yes, you can use this on any type of flooring unless you have a special coating that might break down with steam.
268935
I only used this product on wood, so I can't help you. It was very good on the wood flooring.
715472
I've only used it on carpet and rugs, where it works well. However, I see no reason why it couldn't be used on tile or laminate flooring.
2050782
Yes it can! It works great on laminate, there is a dial that you can change for tile, laminate, and hardwoods!
506467
I would not use it on laminate flooring as it contains oil. I use a product called Boni ( I think) specifically for laminate floors. I have a winter home with laminate floors. I also just spray on Fantastic or other like cleaners. As long as you mop and leave no water the floors come out good. The floor cleaner is found at Home Depot and even grocery stores. It's a white spray plastic container with blue labels.
826779
I use it on wood laminate. I would think that it should be ok, as I use it on the laminate. I love this stuff. It smells really fresh and makes my laminate and tile really sparkle. When I had real wook floors, I used a product called Bona. That stuff was amazing for wood floors. I dont know how environmentally friendly it is, but it worked well. I like the Better Life product since it doesnt harm the environment as bad as other brands!
700340
I used it on laminate so Im not sure if its designed for wood, but I checked the website for the product and they didnt mention wood as a surface it should be used on. Hope this helps http://www.greased-lightning.com/Kitchen/
953597
I don't have any laminate floors, just wood. I don't know why it wouldn't work, but I would first look at the sprays that are available and see if there is one for laminate floors. If there is, then the wet jet should work just fine. I love mine.