Is it safe to use this steamer on a linoleum floor?
805277
Absolutely! You're going to love this thing. Be sure to pick up an extra set of cleaning pads. Happy cleaning!
805278
I had no problems. Just be careful if they are peel and stick. It might melt the glue.
805279
yes it is fine that is what I use it on mostly.. so far it works great.. even better than my last more expensive Bissell steamer that had less absorbent pads I had to use more exertion using it and repeat several times to get it to pick up the dirt .. this on was so much easier & cleaned quicker on even stuck subtances.. & didn't dry as quickly .
419125
No it can't and anybody that says it can, including the maker of it is lying or has no clue... respectfully. Read your warranty from EVERY single floor manufacturer out there or call your flooring guy (or gal) and ask them and every single one of them will tell you no floor manufacturer in the world recommends using a steamer on hardwood floors.
473609
Yes. The steam dries very quickly and it does beautifully on my laminate floors.
1042036
I did not use it on linoleum. I used it on very old vinyl tile on it worked but I had to work on it.
1923599
This steamer is meant to steam fabrics and works best if used vertically. I am not sure it would work on a floor as that surface is horizontal to the steamer tank.
1328401
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.
2030059
I just used it on some very dirty floor grout. The grout is much cleaner, but it is tedious cleaning the grout lines and the steamer is pretty heavy and 'clunky', but it did the job.
2238653
As long as the tile and wood floors are sealed. Do not use on unsealed wood or unglazed ceramic floors. Please note, most faux wood floor manufacturers do not recommend the use of floor steamers.
652184
While I have only used the Haan steam cleaner on tile, I referred to the owner's manual for you. It specifically states that it IS designed to safely clean laminate floors. I've been very happy with my results. Easy to use, quick to get going and pads are machine washable.
120412
It works beautifully on our linoleum floors in the kitchen, on our tile entryway, as well as on our carpet. It's really great! I'm so glad I got it! And the price is certainly reasonable!
1978901
their instructions say that it can be used only on *sealed* hardwood floors. I use it lightly, without problems on all my hardwood floors even though they're not super well sealed; that is they're old and i have never redone them. I love my steamer.
652181
Probably would be fine on your laminated flooring but note what I said elsewhere. It is literally disposable. No one repairs them. There are equally good steamers out there that can be fixed if a problem arises.
1680788
I have no idea. If you were reading my post I have only used it on kitchen linoleum and it worked great. It did take a little longer than 30 seconds to heat, maybe about a minute and I really could not tell that the energized spray was coming out until I started seeing the dirt disappear. It is nothing but steam and whatever is in that energized cleaning solution. My kitchen floor has not been this clean since I purchased my home. So far, so very good
2269273
Yes, steam is safe to use on sealed hardwood floors. Always check with your flooring manufacturer before use. Vacuuming and/or sweeping is recommended before use of your steam cleaner.
1427934
Yes you can, but just a little bit. Remember that vinegar will unclog the steams holes (like an iron) and can bring you too much steam that you do not wanted it. ( It did happened to me and I have laminated floors). But this is a great steamer! If I have to buy another one it will be the same!
115336
Thank you for asking...You should always read your manufacturers instructions first. Certain laminates are of different quality, but using steam can damage the floor nonetheless if you do not do it properly. I keep the steampad no longer than 3 to 5 seconds at a time on the area that I'm working with. If you have a stubborn stain, it would be wise to scrub it out by hand first, then run over with the steamer.
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!