IS it safe to use on laminate
1592848
It is very safe to use on laminate. I believe this is the best there is. My floors gleam and I live in a condo. I turned the landlord on to this product and they love it. It is the best! I tried another product called Rejuvinate because I saw an advertisement on TV, but had to go back to Bona. The cleaner and the floor polish are great.
1592849
It will not harm your floor, but it is made specifically for hardwood floors with a poly finish. I think you want Bona Stone, Tile & Laminate Cleaner. It is all in the name, isn't it? good luck.
1592850
No, it is for poly finished hard woods only. I believe they make one for laminate though! It is the best polish we have used!
1592851
Just checked bottle. Nothing about laminate. All it says is "safely adds protective urethane layer." Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1592852
I think so. I have wood manufactured floors that have a laminate over, or some sort of finish (maybe acrylic). Of course, you can try a very small area. I don't have the container in front of me, but I'll read it and see if it says anything about laminate and write again.
1534909
We use Bona on our solid wood floors so I cannot tell you if it works on laminates. I can tell you it works very well on our solid wood, which come from Lumber Liquidators.
2106633
If the floor is laminate, we don't recommend steam cleaning. However the product is able to be used on any type of laminate floor.
35860
Yes it is. It says it is okay to use on hardwood, laminate, tile, marble, bamboo, vinyl and other sealed floors.
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.
2030962
According to the accompanying directions, it can be used on sealed hard flooring. Laminate is sealed, so I'd say "yes." I used it on our engineered hardwood floors and it did a beautiful job. Really sucks the water up well.
632718
It is used to remove wax-type build-ups. If you have used one of the Quick Shine Finishes on your laminate floors and/or someother product (ie: mop & glow) that needs removed, then yes you can use it on your laminate to remove them. It is not a "cleaner" but more of a "stripper." I also think it would take original laminate finishes off. I would call the company, if you have very specific questions about using it on laminate.
175721
it cleaned every thing we Used it on even hard wood but we have not tried it on laminate
1391974
I have used it on my laminate floors without any problems. Streak free. Windows you need to use a cloth to dry. Stainless steel appliances a total mess... I rather use special creams for that because if i got a lot of streaks. Over ceramic cooktops great.
729443
I didn't use it on laminates, but the blog I used as an instruction guide said it would be fine. The blog I used was called Monica wants it all.
1680789
I have used it on laminate floors with only only one problem and that was with a gouge from my piano. The laminate lifted a bit when I steamed it.
1680790
Hi Marsha, yes the shark is safe for laminated floors as long as the floors are intact and there are no gouges or gaps in the floor.
175719
There is a caution on laminate floors that reads "Water will drip from brushes and underside of the product after use and puddle. To avoid damage to laminate and wood flooring ---- remove to a hard surface and place unit on absorbent material". Sooooo I'd say it's okay. The machine does not put out a tremendous amount of cleaner, but I would be careful of how much is sitting on the laminate. Vacuum up right away.
119701
We have had this oven for a week and have it on laminate and haven't had any problems. Hope this helps
480917
Yes. The mop wrings almost completely dry so it is safe on laminate or wood floors.
1972815
I don't see any reason why not. I used it on laminate and it didn't hurt that. My problem with it was more to do with that it wouldn't hold a charge an "puddled" dirty water all over the place. I returned 2 of them, both with the same problem. I bought the large Scooba and haven't had that problem, and have been very satisfied with the way it cleans.
652183
You can use it on any "sealed" floor, which includes laminate, wood, tile, linoleum etc. If you had a raw wood (say bamboo) with no resin on it over time the water and heat may damage it. But almost every floor now is sealed so it should be no problem. All laminates are sealed, but if you are worried try it in a corner or closet first...