Can this be used on hard surfaces as well?
1249459
I can't speak for wood flooring but I have used it on tile, linoleum and fireplace grating! It's a great odor reducer! I've even used it on foam on the beds. Smell gone! Hope this helps! Good Luck! &#128049;&#128054;
1249460
We have used it on hard surfaces as well but you need to leave it down for a while. Same great result we had with it on leather.
1249461
I can't speak for wood flooring but I have used it on tile, linoleum and fireplace grating! It's a great odor reducer! I've even used it on foam on the beds. Smell gone! Hope this helps! Good Luck! ��
2207052
I believe so - of course, it depends upon the surface that you use, as well.
1925665
It probably wouldn't be ideal. It has a swivel base that works better on a hard surface.
1877157
Probably not a good idea, this stuff is more for like hard surfaces from my experience and even then it's not thee most durable thing.
439065
Yes, it can definitely be used on a titled surface. It will not scratch tile. I also use mine it on the plaster surface to remove algae and it doesn't seem to hurt the plaster.
1259086
NO,,,not designed for use on any hard flooring including tile. Best machine I have ever owned for cleaning carpets. Dry in a good hour as long as you don't over wet. Very strong suction and machine is not loud.
1598564
Yes. I've used my set on particle board and don't see any reason it wouldn't work on hard wood as well.
1524374
I believe you can. Although I would not use it on any wood or stone surface you may have in the kitchen. It is much too harsh for such things.
1361000
it works great on any hard surface. concrete, asphalt, hard packed dirt. short grass pretty good. long grass and gravel probably hardly will wrk
1708739
I think it can stick on most surfaces, because of its additional adhesive in its suction cup, I believe it can stick on different position as well.
1617650
I don't think so, it only works on smooth surface like auto paints and bicycle.
1881804
Yes, and it works very well on other hard surfaces like tile too. Instead of blowing the dirt and dust away as you come close to it, the suction pulls it right in. It saves SO much time when you're not chasing dirt around the floor!
1074373
I would say that it would do better on a hard surface however! I did use it in my bed over the weekend and it felt ok.
1478371
No. It for hard floors. It is probably the best on the market for hard floors. It is a little expensive, though.
187518
Yes this will work on any surface. Depending on the size of the convertable top you may need 2 though.
1353641
Yes and No, on some surfaces it could be used depending on the rim and tire.
379235
The inner label (under the outer label) does not specifically say which types of hard floors it can be used on, only that it shouldn't be used on visibly worn, unsealed or unfinished floors. It is to be used for sealed hard floor surfaces.