Can you use this on linoleum flooors?
1052130
We used it about 2 or 3 times on our lino floors before the unit failed and never heated up again. Four of five calls to their warranty number resulted in leaving voice messages to their recorded promise of a return call. Never did get a call. Worst service ever. Unit went to trash. If you buy, hope you get a good unit.
1433164
The bottle says "tile, linoleum, laminate, marble, sealed hardwood and more" so I would think it would be OK. I do not have laminate flooring - I only use it on the tile.
451385
I was asked to respond to this question by Amazon, but I don't think my application will help. I used this product to "seal" bark on the side of a slab of Deodar Cedar that I turned into a table. There was no linseed oil used before or after.
463138
I have never used the RAW Linseed oil for that. There are plenty of good waterproofing products available for use on canvas type products, that I have tried, work very well.
231045
I was told by Rust-Oleum that you could but it did not work for me. I really like Rust-Oleum products but this one failed.
926094
I would think you could use it. I use mine on our porcelain tile all the time. Good luck!
2057472
Yes I think it will hold better on concrete. I'm using it on linoleum and it's seems slick but it holds...
456295
I use mine on linoleum. I do believe it can be used on some laminate. You might want to check with the maker of your laminate to be sure, if that is a possibility.
1042035
if you really mean linoleum, as opposed to vinyl, I don 't think you should be using wax on it in the first place. The floor I used it on was vinyl. I have since installed a linoleum floor in another location and don't use waxy cleaners. If you do have real linoleum, I would be hesitant to use it without testing it on a small out of the way spot.
1373252
I do not recall any attachments for tiles or linoleum. We have not used it for that but love it for our carpets.
1548745
I am using on linoleum and it is working perfectly so I would say absolutely on hardwood. I love this chair by the way!
1011369
I have only used it on tile and linoleum, so I cannot say. Sorry. It is great on those surfaces. It will depend on the wood treatment--varnishm poly, etc.
831240
I've used it on wood floor and linoleum. It does leave a shine, but only if you dilute the product significantly in water. If you don't dilute enough, it can leave a cloudy residue.
520403
I would not recommend it. Too much water. There is an attachment that you can buy for it. I had one with my first Hoover and was not impressed on Linoleum floors. I would purchase a steam mop instead for hard wood which I plan to do shortly. My daughter-in-law has a steam mop and she loves it. I have seen it in action. I don't remember the brand name though. Thought it was Sunbeam but I have seen reviews that aren't very good for Sunbeam. Good luck.
1750352
I never tried .... I use plain tap water and add a small amount of vinegar and a few drops of essential oil (peppermint, or eucalyptus or tea tree). I have linoleum floors. My two labs constantly have dirty or muddy feet so use it all the time. I keep the reservior full of the mix and use as needed. Sometimes it uses it all up and sometimes just a spot job works so I left the solution in it. I do clean dirty water after each use. I am not sure if you could leave bleach water in it but if you dilute it still would give extra cleaning but would empty after each use. If you do try leave a reply back so I know how it works.
1507809
Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.
1373251
No there is no special attachment for tiles or linoleum...there is a switch modifier on the Bissell for floors or tools as well as one fo just rinse water when you're done and i've used it to do my kitchen floor on several occassion ( the floor is linoleum). I would however have resevations ( big ones) about using the brushes on wood floors!