Bona laminate cleaner vs Bona Professional
153370
No idea as I have just used the Wood Cleaner and Wood Refresher, never used the Laminate cleaner as we do not have any Laminate surfaces
68572
YES!!! I used this product after several attempts with multiple cleaners / waxes / polishes. I have nice pergo throughout 3/4 of our home and after numerous tries with this same brands other stuff , Bona's laminate cleaner and some other brands this stuff came through and worked. The other brands and types all looked good afterwards for about 4 hours then the floor became matte. I used this with 4 different rags 2 different buckets ( 1 rag for applying the dilution, 1 rag for wiping up with clean water , 1 rag for drying , 1 rag for removing top grime before hand. 1 bucket for cleaner diluted , 1 bucket for clean water.) YES!!! I used this product after several attempts with multiple cleaners / waxes / polishes. I have nice pergo throughout 3/4 of our home and after numerous tries with this same brands other stuff , Bona's laminate cleaner and some other brands this stuff came through and worked. The other brands and types all looked good afterwards for about 4 hours then the floor became matte. I used this with 4 different rags 2 different buckets ( 1 rag for applying the dilution, 1 rag for wiping up with clean water , 1 rag for drying , 1 rag for removing top grime before hand. 1 bucket for cleaner... » Read More YES!!! I used this product after several attempts with multiple cleaners / waxes / polishes. I have nice pergo throughout 3/4 of our home and after numerous tries with this same brands other stuff , Bona's laminate cleaner and some other brands this stuff came through and worked. The other brands and types all looked good afterwards for about 4 hours then the floor became matte. I used this with 4 different rags 2 different buckets ( 1 rag for applying the dilution, 1 rag for wiping up with clean water , 1 rag for drying , 1 rag for removing top grime before hand. 1 bucket for cleaner diluted , 1 bucket for clean water.) « Show Less
2050077
The part that's specific to hardwood floors on this product is the fluid cleaner in the cartridge. The product comes with Bona cleaner for hardwood floors. However, they also make a cleaner for stone, tile and laminate. If you can find that in a cartridge that fits into this sweeper, it should work just fine. There's nothing about the actual sweeper that's going to damage tile. However, you can clean tile with mops that have brushes or something to scrape any stuck on dirt and this sweeper has no such option. It's just a soft cloth, ideal for hardwood but maybe not the best for tile and grout.
2164948
I love bona polish I use it on my Real Hardwoods and pergo laminate wood. and less expensive ikea wood laminate the only warning-- never spill any Clorox or rubbing alcohol on the bona finished floors -- it turns white milky color even that is easily fixed by wiping spill with water and reapplying bona polish. it's the ONLY product I can fine that puts a nice clean shine on all my wood and laminate wood floors hope that helps : ). Lisa
425997
Well is a special Bona for laminate flooring, and is excellent for remove shoes marks, and dirt. I really think is more expensive the Bona for wood, and I don't switch but I don't think is a problem if you want expend more money. The Bona products are so good I don't think you need use the steam mop. And I think is a bad idea use the Bona whit a Steam mop. Only to don't start an accident or make the life of the steam mop shorter. I use a steam mop in the past for wood, but really the Bona make a to much better work. My steam mop is in the trash.
17720
Any of the Bona cleaning pads will work. They are all the same. I used the "manual" push mop previously and use all the pads I bought for it with the Motion Mop.
660652
The method I use is to spray a small pf Bona on the floor with a spray bottle then I use the mop sometimes I must go over it again if the mark it hard to get up. They even make a mop that has a spray accessory on it. This process works fine for me and I get the results I expect. I bought my first Bona from a floor dealer who told me that using other products could damage the floor or cause a build up. The bottom line is I am very pleased with the product I have been using it for several years.
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As near as I can tell, they are the same product. I used to be able to get this at my local hardware store. Then, found it was only available to 'professional' contractors. This may stem from a problem with the product clouding if not applied correctly. That is how I ended up ordering it through Amazon. I use it in the same manner. Word of warning. If you do choose to apply a second coat, wait longer between coats. That was my downfall. Even though the label clearly states 2 hours, don't do it. Wait 4 at least. Or better still, be happy with one coat. That has worked well for me in the past. Hope this has helped. Love the Bona product. It really freshens up my old Pergo floor.
723560
There is no difference. Both do the same job. I called 3M and they could not tell me the difference. The general purpose cleaner is effective for removing adhesive.
712455
I don't know about mixing the two together. I would call the Bona company and ask them. If they say it is okay, it sure would be a time saver!
1567280
Have the same problem. I am thinking it may be the bruce floor cleaner. I changed to bona, and not quite as streaked.
490285
I use the Bona mop and cleaner also. I use the quick shine to get them shiny and use the bona to clean up The shine stays for about 3 weeks
1535525
Do you have hardwood flooring our laminate flooring? The Bona hardwood cleaner can be used on laminate but, the Bona laminate cleaner can't be used on hardwood. I just spray the cleaner on the floor or on the pad itself.
1007513
Yes! Since Day 1. Kills my back. I emailed Bona and they said the old pads have been replaced with a better pad. Guess I'll try that. Didn't matter how much of the Bona spray I use. Also, the pad is bigger than the mop itself and continually rolls over making it worse.
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What you show here is the Bona Hardwood Refresher, which says in the description: "Refreshes Appearance Of All Unwaxed Floors, Non-Toxic Waterbased Urethane Formula Is Recoatable & Leaves No Build-Up". You need to use Boba Hardwoood Cleaner first, then use the Refesher. Instructions read: "Do not use is floor is waxed, oiled or polished with acrylic polishes." Refresher CANNOT be applied to floor AFTER Bona Hardwood Floor Polish has been used as it will cause a hazy, streaky appearance. I have used this product, twice a year on my hardwood and it shines it up great and works nice, but we have never polished the floor, but had Traffic applied when it was installed after it was stained
68527
I really don't recommend a bucket and mop for this product. I use a Clorox ReadyMop, which I already had. I just replaced the liquid in the bottle with the Bona product. Bona is great for laminate floors, which I have. Use as little Bona as possible on laminate floors. A Swiffer Wet Jet mop would work, too.
1081219
I have porcelin tile throughout my main living area. The Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate cleaner works beautifully. I bought an expensive machine to wash and dry the tile first, but it was hard to operate and didn't do the best job. I tried the Bona tile cleaner and am very happy with it!