Is it good for linoleum or vinyl floors?
149312
Yes, even ones with deep patterns. As with all steamers, make sure to keep the unit moving on not sit in one spot too long. It could damage the floor
1622112
My kitchen floor is plain old linoleum. I was VERY disappointed with this mop. It doesn't wring out dry enough to make difference on the floor. All you are left with is VERY wet floor.
2159964
I would think so if you used it on low setting. It says for tile, vinyl, wood, but since all I have is tile and carpet, I haven't tried it. It certainly does clean tile well!!
981722
According to the Multi-Floor Plus Hard Floor Cleaning Solution the Hoover MaxExtract 77 came with, it says it can be used on tile, linoleum, laminate, marble, and sealed hardwood.
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!
923942
Absolutely! It works like a dream. We just bought our new house, which has linoleum and I used this when we moved in. Apparently the previous owners used a mop and bucket. It actually turned the floor back to it's real color - white - when we thought it was gray! You will not be disappointed. See my review too!
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.
1053910
I use these on laminate flooring...So no idea about linoleum...I have them under couches and they work very well to keep them in place...They are thick and should work under your bed...
268934
Yes. The label says, "Hope's Floor Revive is great for use on most sealed floors including: vinyl, no-wax, linoleum, sealed wood, marble, slate, terrazzo, and concrete." It also says to check for compatibility before using and not to use it on unsealed floors.
2109040
I've used it on linoleum, but what I've found it it's a little too big and bulky. It works best using the back and forth method of vacuuming and I've found myself using the hand tool quite a bit, which takes some getting used to because the extension rod is "telescoped" inside so I have to back up three feet (for crevices, edges and corners)...but the suction works great and does the job.
144557
No, unless it's super low carpet, like indoor outdoor carpet. Works great on tile floors, wood floors, or linoleum. Even sidewalks work well, as long as there's no rocks or gravel.
511533
We use on vinyl, wood and tile floors, which is works great. It works excellent on them.
155115
I cannot answer this from experience, since we don't have laminate flooring, but I tried it on one of our parquet tiles. It made the wood look dull. I would not recommend it for wood or for anything with seams. It works spectacularly well on vinyl, even heavily textured. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
1050804
I can't say...I'm sorry , I only used it on wood floors. Sorta work.. not great but not horrible either. No sure on vinyl..
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.
1334150
I use it on a vinyl plank floor in the kitchen as well as a vinyl floor in the bathroom. If the surface of the tile is vinyl it should work well.
35860
Yes it is. It says it is okay to use on hardwood, laminate, tile, marble, bamboo, vinyl and other sealed floors.