Does this pick up on a tile floor ???
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Okay. If your place as carpet yes. But just wood or floor without carpet, then no! And even if you have carpet, it can not clean corners.. Not really recommend this to buy. Spend more money get buy better one.
160157
It does, but it leaves the carpet very damp because there is no suction feature. I would recommend that it be used only on area rugs or throw rugs that can be draped over something to dry top and bottom. I use it primarily for tile and Pergo floors. It works very for that application.
90004
it is absolutely useless on tile. it was designed for a flat service like hardwood. it might do o.k. witha marble floor that is usually installed with very little grout.
1158912
I have hardwood floors as well as Pergo floors. It works beautifully and picks up easily without a mark!
2075501
No, to both questions but I love using it on my tile floors. It takes a little getting used to using if you chose to swivel back and forth between surface heads. For me, it was no big deal but maybe for others they would consider it to be an inconvenience.
1870345
Yes, but if you have tile floors you have to pick up just a bit when sliding the support out
433416
Yes. The FloorMate does a great job on tile, not so great with the grout though.
1878974
it will pick up on carpet, but it will not give you a deep clean on the carpet..
1585349
It doesn't do it if it's on a hardwood floor surface too much, IF at all. But, if you were to put it on top of a rug, or other type of woven textile, or fabric surface, I def. think it WILL bunch-up, or move around. Otherwise, it is a decent sticky mat, like most others out there on the market. One note IT is a little thin, so I use TWO, one layered on top the other for extra weight and cushioning. Best regards. Hope that helps.
847706
Tina, we have never used our steamer on our tile floor though I wouldn't be afraid to try. It would probably leave a lot of water on the floor as the spinning brush wouldn't pick much up, but it would give it a good scrub. You'd probably have to go over it with a traditional mop to pick up the remaining water, but the scrubbing would be done. On our carpet, we LOVE it and would buy another on in a heartbeat. Good luck.
1688048
We use it on tile. It does a great job. Just make sure you use a cleaner that's safe for tile.
1214292
Yes. I used it on my bathroom tile floor with Lysol cleaner. I'd suggest you try a test spot with cleaner to decide on brush or scrubbing pad.
692570
Yes. I don't have hardwood floors but have used it on tile and it works great.
835711
Hi L. Randall, Tile seemed OK because of the shallow depth of grout lines, but this all depends on your expectations. It did not have enough suction to get between wood slats for instance, and it did not have enough suction to pick up little bits of cat food on my tile floor. Seriously, it would suck up (1) piece of cat food, then I would move to a different area and it would fall out, clearly indicating it could not take up (1) little piece of cat food, I tested this several times and verified power. For a product that explicitly has the word "Pet" in it, should deliver and I am sorry my friend, this does not. I am now believing a vacuum cleaner MUST BE plugged in for adequate performance. Hope that helps.
94488
I have a cat, and ceramic tile floors. A lot of hair/fuzz collects in corners. It picks it up and holds it until I go out and shake it out.
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.
1905380
I have never tried it on hard floors such as tile. I have only used it on fabric surfaces. Sorry not much help.