do you have to dilute scented water in steam mop
1144673
I have not But to some people I could be too strong so yes you could dilute itHope this helps
1144674
No dilution necessary. I should tell you that the product smells great in the bottle but no smell at all when you use it. Not worth it at all to me.
1144675
Hi, Actually the directions call for not this product not diluted and certainly not mixed with bleach or other products. This small bottle would get expensive to use all the time and the eucalyptus sent did not last long after cleaning the floor. Certainly not a good value. I would used distilled water and maybe eucalyptus oil drops or other scents. Hope this helped and good luck!
378849
Not required but, after having problems with three previous steam mops, I recommend it . . . especially if your tap water has a high mineral content (hard water).
152293
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you with respect to this. I have an H2O steam mop.
909857
I use a steam cleaner, but found that it is not appropriate for my wood floors. Use it on ceramic or tile, but for wood you only need to damp mop after using this product.
1817983
1 cup of water fills it and I use tap water. They say the mop needs less cleaning out if you use distilled I believe
1320286
Yes, I put in a spray bottle diluted with water. I also add to a mop bucket. I love it!
361417
No- you just wipe dry with a cloth. Depending on what you are cleaning, the solution will have been diluted with water.
1366696
Yes, I did. I read he instructions and just mopped it on with one of those string mops and let it dry. I don't think I diluted it with water.
556090
Yes you do need to add water to the product. I have had my HARDWOOD floors for about 10 years now and have always used water on them. The only thing you have to be extremely careful with is that you really really get the excess water out of your mop. Where did you find this cleaner? I haven't found it for a few years now and have started using Murphy's Oil Soap which has been around for years and pretty much the same thing as the Martha Stewart product. I really did like this product a lot but she discontinued it! :(
1220686
No. It says to just use water. Solutions may clog the steam lines. I have dogs and the steam is more than enough to get rid of any odor and stain. I have been extremely impressed with this machine.
1930413
Of course, any steam mop will leave some moisture on the floor, but this one has three steam settings, so you can increase or decrease the amount of steam you get. I usually use the medium setting and have not had a problem with too much water on the floor, so my answer would be yes, it dries quickly.
456294
Yes, I have laminate flooring and the steam evaporates very quickly, so floor is not left wet very long. I have had two of these steam mops and have never had any problems.
304737
NO!!! Never add anything to the water or it will clog the steam system. This mop uses the water to make steam only.
345881
I believe the booklet says to only use distilled water. Trust me, with the steam coming out, you won't need cleaning solution - it took nail polish off my kitchen floor (mess from my girls playing dress up) and paint drops off the tile in the hall. The steam is all you need.
1581776
I did..no problems. I think you can use it anywhere you can use your steam mop.
336423
I use tap water, but we have a water softener. I have steam cleaned white, cushioned (seat and back), high-top bar stools and pillows and the machine works well. I clean my tile and wood floors and have cleaned the tile grout with good results. I am pleased with the machine. The only problem is keeping a constant tight grip on the "on" button while moving the mop while it steams. Would be better if it had an auto on and "pause" design.
1410860
As long as the mop is in the upright position it will not produce steam. Assuming you have the mop setting turned on and water in the holding tank, just start mopping and the steam should come. It comes in bursts of steam. Hope this is all that is wrong and this helps.