How does it do on bamboo?
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I haven't tried the machine specifically on bamboo, but on pretty much everything else (including leaves). Based upon the texture of bamboo, I'm going to assume it'll do the job, provided it meets the maximum width limitation (fits into the hole).
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Matt, I haven't taken the chance with it on bamboo. My previous experience with a small shredder and bamboo was a disaster. The bamboo is "stringy" and actually wound itself around the cutter and caused damage to the motor. Due to this, I wouldn't recommend it. Good luck.
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What kind of spots? Shoes? Dirt?I really like this product and I have used it on many different types of floors and they all looked good. When my bottle starts to run low, I add a bit of water and for some reason... It works even better. And to answer your question... Yes! It does a good job on bamboo floors. What I do is I put the product in a spray bottle. I go around spraying the floors (it starts softening the dirt and grime) and then I use a damp bona pad. It never fails.
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This product works well on our bamboo flooring, but I don't leave it on long. Just spray, then wipe up.
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As I recall in reading before buying, it can be used on all hardwood floors. I do sem to recall bamboo being excluded so check on that. As with all flooring, be careful with how much water you squirt onto the floor and take the time to vacuum it up. Well worth the effort!
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Yes it works fine on bamboo floors. Regardless of the wood, oak or bamboo floors, they both have a layer of polyurethane on top which is essentially what the products are cleaning.
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Yes you an use it on bamboo floors. It is a wonderful product. I even put a coat of it on my entrance table and sideboard.
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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.
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Nothing kills bamboo. The only way to get rid of bamboo is to do this... use a backhoe to dig it up, either gid rid of the dirt or sift it, dig a three foot trench (if it is coming from a field or neighbor's yard), fit the trench with rebar and have cement poured. This creates a barrier. Check it once or twice a year to make sure it isn't climbing over the barrier -- this part is easy! :-)
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I'm not sure about bamboo, but if you mix it heavy( about 4oz of mix to 1 gallon of water it will kill anything) it kills trees and under brush!
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I would think so. Mine did great using staples on 3/4 in 3-4 & 5 in cherry and locust (very hard wood). I am not familiar with bamboo but the only problem I see is if it is very soft or very brittle then the MIIIFS may be a little too much tool. Since bamboo is used for flooring I bet you will be just fine! MIIIFS is a great tool!
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Not that I have experienced. The bamboo seems to do OK with our water. I do towel it off after bathing.hope this helps.
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Best way for us to get rid of bamboo is dig it up. It spreads like crazy. I accidentally got quickpro on bamboo leaves and it didn't kill it lol. However I didn't soak it either.
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I don't have any bamboo to test it on, but it is not listed on the label as one of the weeds it will kill. Good luck with that.
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I cannot answer that honestly. However, within a month or so of using it, the product started warping/bending, and the handle subsequently cracked. I have bought Bamboo boards at places like Bed Bath and Beyond, COSTCO, and they stills works about 1.5 years later. The quality of this product from Amazon is pathetic.
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I have found that the safest way to clean my Bamboo Wooden floors is with water. A little Murphy's Oil Soap in the water if there is a lot of soil. The Swiffer Wood starter kit applied too much cleaner and there were streaks on the floor. Rely on the manufacturer regarding laminate floors.
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I am sure about using the steam mop on bamboo flooring. I haved use on both laminent and hardwood floors and have had no problem.
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Yes, you can. The label says, "Great for bamboo," although I've never used it on bamboo. Hope that helps!