can this be used with a bissel steam mop? or the steam would ruin the shine?
748880
First of all I stopped using the product. It did provide a wonderful shine on both hardwood and vinyl. However, the product was horrible for my floors, both vinyl and hardwood. The product left residue that was difficult to remove. I had a professional clean my hardwood floors. They told me never to use the product again. Also, my vinyl floors were so bad I had them replaced. Yes, the product does make floors shine beautifully but you will pay for it in the long run. I used the product for 5 years.
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.
1158653
Glad you asked first because we do not recommend using vinegar in our steam mops. Vinegar can harm internal components with this mop so we only recommend using distilled water or our great scented water like the http://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Spring-Scented-Demineralized-1394/dp/B00HVJ3MCG
1426665
As long as you move fairly quickly and don't EVER let the steam mop sit in one spot too long then it's ok. If you have any stuck on grime that the mop won't clean after one pass then it's best to clean it by hand. The heat can become too intense for laminate flooring.
2011629
I use mine with water, but it is specifically made to fit the Bissell models of steam mop listed.
739788
I don't like it. I used it in the back detergent holder and it puts to much on. My floor was so sticky that it took several washings with pure water it get it off. I love my steam mop but hate the detergent.
835113
My question to you is are you using distilled water? I have well water and the calcium and lime stopped my steam mop up. I only use distilled water in my shark steam mop and in my sonic mop and have had no trouble with sprayers. Hope this helps. Also another tip you may not know you can use the steam mop disposable pads on the sonic mop.
1711448
My dog horked on a tile floor which discolored the grout (1/3"). The Shark Steam pocket mop cleaned it up great! I removed the mop head and used the steam directly on the grout. I don't recommend it unless you're extremely careful, after all it is steam, VERY VERY HOT.
744106
I couldn't get it to operate. They sent me a dud. It got shipped back & I replaced it with a Bissel. I wouldn't take a chance & use it on laminate. They advise not to use steam mops on it as the finish will dull & wear off.
811116
The floor cleaner does go into the fresh water tank of a floor scrubber like a Hoover SpinScrub. However you do not want to use in in a steam mop. The goal of a steam mop is to use hot steam to remove dirt and grime rather than using a soap. Putting this in the water tank will more than likely gum up the internals of the steam mop and break it. Only want to use clean fresh water in a steam mop.
846811
I don't know, as I use on floor that I don't wax. But my guess is it will take more than just steam to remove a build of wax using ANY type of mop.
1045784
The steam mop doesn't leave standing water. It dries almost immediately, so I wouldn't hesitate to use it on natural stone.
811117
It is put into the tank with water to use. I am not sure about the steam mop
403426
I think you are refering to the, "Black & Decker BDH200ASM Lift and Reach Steam Mop Accessory Brush Kit." I bought it with my Steam Mop. It is worth it!
1006941
I'm wondering the same thing. Will a steam cleaner, on low heat, be safe to use on the back of it maybe?
1927414
I used this to strip the old finish off the floor, and it was necessary to leave it on the floor for a few minutes before I could rinse it off. Even then it took quite a bit of elbow grease to get the old finish off. I wouldn't think it would work in a steam mop if you are using it for this purpose.
1385558
The solution is freat on wood floors. I use it with my Bissell Steam Cleaner. The soultion for tile floors performs equally well.