can you use this on brick floors?
1635120
No, the bricks would cause too much friction on the micropad. It would be difficult to push the Haan across the brick floor unless the floor has some type of lacquer finish or urithane finish allowing the Haan to move smoothly across the bricks. Your microfiber pads would just cause too much friction and not glide across the floor.
1635121
You could, but I would not recommend using this on rough surfaces as it would tear up the pad & not work as effectively as smoother hard surfaces. A steamer or pressure washer at be a better choice, but if the brick is indoors you would need to get the water up quickly.
1635122
I used it on a terra cotta floor and also on a concrete solarium floor. It worked great! The pads last a long time--even on the concrete floor, which was uneven. I bought extra pads just in case. Just go slow and you shouldn't have a problem.
1687648
Just received mine, the instructions state: For use on concrete, stone or tile floors. (Do not use on carpeting or wood floors.)
2064577
Yes, I used it for this application, worked well even with some slightly uneven bricks. Recommend using a towel or stiff brush to make sure you have a clean surface before applying.
518776
should work fine...as long as the wall brick has a baked-in color and not a painted surface.
904357
I haven't tried this personally on brick pavers but as long as the area is pretty even (the bricks are pretty level) I don't see why it wouldn't work. Your child may have to use a little bit more strength to get over the the cracks but other than that I don't think it would be an issue. I will say though, this walker is not as easy to turn as the Chicco walker I ended up purchasing.
838023
I have not actually used on brick pavers however it has worked great on all solid surfaces, so I believe it would work well. It does work on decks but not as well as on a solid surface as it doesn't float as well because of the gaps let the water escape.
319400
No, But It Will Work Fine On Brick, You Will Need To Pre Drill Holes With A Masonry Bit.
2262501
Yes definitely. Use with the dry mop they recommend. It leaves the floor shiny.
1042083
I have not used it on a floor , you might want to contact a wood floor installer with this question , just to be on the safe side.
799683
Yes you can. The kit comes with anchors you could use on concrete, but with brick I would get anchors meant for brick.
1581229
I have only tried it on wood floors in the house, and on cement outdoors. They work great on those surfaces. If the tile has a texture, and is not the shiny, slick surface, I would think it would work fine.
322233
I would say yes, as long as you're in hammer-drill mode and using proper masonry bits. I've drilled holes in my garage floors for mounting stud walls, as well as into brick with no issues. As long as it is not high-PSI concrete (like an airport runway or a specialty type of concrete), should not be a problem!
973847
It will work on wood, but I doubt it will go through brick. This is meant for soft materials, upholstery, etc.
972010
Hey,I hadn't heard about the indoor floor issue until you mentioned it. I guess it makes sense, as you have limited surface area for traction on stone and/or brick. However, I have used this on several different outdoor surfaces (including icy blacktop) with excellent results. I use these mostly for ice fishing, and they have yet to lose traction. Hope this helps.
730882
You can but I wouldn't buy it for that. It is the best steamer for floors I have had and I owned three other brands. Use distilled water or you will clog this unit up with water gunk.
242640
A friend has used this on outdoor dog runs - both concrete and dirt. I imagine it would work well on brick pavers, too.
144557
No, unless it's super low carpet, like indoor outdoor carpet. Works great on tile floors, wood floors, or linoleum. Even sidewalks work well, as long as there's no rocks or gravel.