My floor style is wood grid with porcelain tile insets. Are these brushes suitable for cleaning it?
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Yes, but be sure to use the nylon bristle brush with the same cleaning product you would normally use on your floor. The bristle brushes are probably to harsh. Use any liquid cleaning product very sparingly until you have done about a 4'x4' area to see if this is actually cleaning your floors. When done cleaning the green cleaning pads can be used to buff the floor and then the Felt pads can bring back a shine or a luster to your floor. How much they shine depends on how much shine you had originally. If you have stubborn grout dirt between your wood and porcelain or tile surface, you could try the bristle brushes in an area in a corner or under something that will not show up to someone just walking by. Additionally if you want your floors to shine, before adding any wax or acrylic products, you should make sure your floors have had a good sealer applied and let dry a couple of weeks before adding any wax or acrylic floor product. I think you can send a phone number if you actually want to talk about your floors.
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Don't know as do not use it on my wood floors. Does a decent job on porcelain tile.
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Yes definitely. I had tile floor in the bathroom. First time is used a grout cleaner and used the brush. It is the greatest steamer. I use on my shower walls with the squeegee and my shower is totally shiny. Use on all my appliances, mirrors etc.
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It probably would... the bristles are very stiff and it would be hard to use to clean grout using a drill.
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Don't see why not. You can add and remove the 4 brushes from the horizontal bar and lock them in at any spacing interval needed. You can also purchase and add more brushes than the supplied 4 if you need them for tighter spacing. Even with just 4, since the horizontal bar with the brushes doesn't have to be attached to a pole, thinking it would serve quite well holding it in your hand as you scrub the tile wall and that you could get quite a lot of leverage and elbow grease into the job. And you certainly can control that at least one of the brushes gets into the grout with multiple passes. It really did my floor an amazing job, don't see why not equally effective on vertical surface. Good luck!
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I bought them specially for wooden floor and tile because these mats are smooth underneath.They sell others with small 'spikes' under the mat to anchor to the rug. You should look for thekind that is most beneficial to your needs (and I guess these are more economical). Good luck!
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I use them for glazed porcelain and stoneware. They work well for smaller areas up to an inch +/-. I always use them dry and wear a mask to avoid inhalation of the dust. These are a good value, but I have found a couple of them have a shaft that is not perfectly straight-mounted and then the wobble is unacceptable.
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Not sure I would use it on a grate, they are pretty soft and well pretty much go away. I'd use a wire type brush or scouring pad. But the stone is the ONLY way to clean a griddle. I see in the picture they are cleaning a grate so this is just my opinion.
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Yes and very well. Use the brush nozzle and wipe dry after steaming. We have bathroom tile floors and it works great.
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I don't think so. they would smooth it out, but not a shiny finish. these pads are for stone,quartz/granite. If you tiles are stone like material then it's will do just fine.
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If by regular tile you mean ceramic then yes. That's where we use it, in the walk in shower. Be sure to follow the directions and rinse it off at the proper time recommended.
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This vacuum is ideal for hardwood floors. No brushes or moving parts touch the floor - just a soft rubber line that moves the dirt towards the suction. I have wide plank exotic Kempa wood floors and ceramic tiles - works great on both.
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I like a bit of a stiffer brush for grout. This would probably do an ok job, it may not hold up as well as a brush with stiffer bristles might. Happy scouring!
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I would think they will work well on any hard surface. I have ceramic tile.
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I have purchased on of these brushes and it works great for cleaning up the grill plates without scratching the non-stick surface. My answer to your question is yes.
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I used on my bathroom shower tiles, which it was not very effective. But my tiles are 3x3 with small grout lines. These bristles are very dense, long, and a bit awkward which makes it very difficult around and in corners which is my entire shower, but if your grout wider and obviously flatter surface with minimal corners this may work.
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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!