Can these be used to clean floors ie tile or wood.
610662
I have used them to clean wood. They work fine for cleaning just about anything. I often use them on heavy dirt and they are very absorbant and rinse easily.
610663
Yes. You can use these towel to clean a floor, but I would use a something with a pole. You may find these towels to not be the best for textured surfaces such as porous tiles or poorlysanded wood.
610664
Of course--they are better than swiffer sheets. Tuck it into the slots of your swiffer mop. Microfiber is highly recommended for cleaning wood floors AFTER VACUUMING----to pick up loose dirt and things that might scratch the wood. Always vacuum first!!!! I have a dog so I use swiffer sheets to get up shed hairs and loose dust, then vacuum and follow with the microfiber to clean and polish wood. Sounds like a lot but I love my wood floors and want to keep them looking good and last a lifetime.
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I can't think of any reason why not! I haven't used mine for that purpose, but the generous size & their texture would seem ideal for it. You could either attach one to a Swiffer-type applicator, or you could use them by hand.
610666
Yes, they can be used to clean wood floors and tiles. I sewed one to cover the end of a Swiffer handle instead of reusing disposable cloths. It works like a charm. They also work very well wet to clean my tiles. I use them on every surface.
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These are designed for household item on interior floors....therefore we would not know. Thank you
1696615
I would not. These are hard plastic and are mainly for carpets. You could attach some felt pads to make them work on hard surfaces like wood or tile.
2235125
Hi,I don't have hardwood floors but with the attachments I don't see why not. I use it on my kitchen tile floor.
818071
yes. I gave it as a Christmas present to my daughter and she uses it on all her floors including her wood floors.
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The website says to use on Any floors. However, the wet Swiffer cloths say **Do not use Swiffer Sweeper wet mopping cloths on unfinished, oiled, or waxed wooden boards, non-sealed tiles or carpeted floors because they may be water sensitive. " I love the dry cloths! Hope this helps.
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Yes! Most definitely. I used my shark to clean my tiled kitchen floor. The pattern of the tile has a lighter color; which the shark was able to clean so the contrast of color is fully appreciated. When using the shark on my floors, I can apply a cleaning agent to the floor, to maximize the steam cleaning power. I use the shark on tile and vinyl flooring. I wish there was an extension to the shark to allow me to stand while I clean the floors.
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I would think so! I use these for dry dust wipes, wet for woodwork, and I wrap them around my swifter for the floors. They wash well, but don't put in the dryer. I will be buying more.
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I don't know, I bought them to use on rough ceramic tile. I read most of the reviews and some said it worked on tile, but that you should not use the slides again on wood floors in case it picked up some debris that would scratch your wood floors.
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Excellent for light to heavy dust filled wood or laminate floors. I use them for commercial purposes at a retail store that has hardwood floors daily. You may consider additional Swifter products for wet solution cleaning suited for your type of floors for deeper cleaning that will give additional shine.
11412
Yes, I only use them outdoors. They are really good for all types of floors
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Yes they can. Make sure that the location you chose will clear any subfloor joist before you cut through your hardwood floor. They are worth the money!
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Absolutely yes. I have avoided all the ones that say they will harm wood floors. (although mine are so old and damaged that it would be hard to tell.) It's better for carpets but it works perfectly on the wood too. However, I don't soak the wood, as I would a carpet. I just wipe it on and leave it.
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.
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No. It is mainly used to clean ceramic tile and certain kinds of wood floors. I would not use on normal carpet floors. You may want to look at manufacturers web site.
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They are good on wood or tile floors where, with little weight they slide easily across the floor, but with some weight applied, they grip well. They work well on carpet or outside, but I think their forte is when used on solid floors.
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Only used them on carpet so far. Not sure what you mean. I believe they will work on tile floors, but if you push the furniture you are using them on, I'm not sure whether they would stay with the floor or with the furniture. They are ridged on one side so you can stack them. Maybe the ridges would control how they slide on hard floors.