directions say to rinse pad often to avoid streaking. Do you mean rinse with water. I thought that was bad for pergo floors
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I think you meant this question for the manufacturer. But I do not ever use water. I have been using this with the Bona pad for 9 years on my floor. After I finish my floors I remove the pad and machine washdry and it's ready for the next time.
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It says that is is supposed to be safe for bamboo. Are you rinsing the floor afterwards?
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Are you using the Bruce Laminate floor cleaner? I use these with the cleaner and have no streaks. I used other mop covers that were not the Terry Cloth and they left streaks, that is why I bought the Bruce mop covers and used with the Bruce Cleaner. Did not have a problem after that.
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Depends on how dirty your floor is - I do tend to rinse and reuse. If it is a room I mop a lot, not big, or doesn't have much foot traffic, I don't need to rinse.
618385
Sal suds is perfect for this job! You do need to mix it with water before putting in on the floor. One teaspoon per galon of water is plenty! Good luck :)
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Not really. My experience with the Swiffer WetJet is that the pad gets dirty right away and since you can't rinse it like a mop, you end up smearing the dirt all over the floor. It usually looks dirtier than before I started.
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I don't recall what the directions said about laminate flooring, however the microfiber pads are really soft. I believe the only way it would scratch you floor is if there was something abrasive already on it not from the mop. In addition the mist is really fine so it should over-saturate your floor while cleaning it.
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I use mine on my Pergo brand faux hardwood floors and it works great! It doesn't leave behind streaks nor little puddle of water.
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Thank you for asking...You should always read your manufacturers instructions first. Certain laminates are of different quality, but using steam can damage the floor nonetheless if you do not do it properly. I keep the steampad no longer than 3 to 5 seconds at a time on the area that I'm working with. If you have a stubborn stain, it would be wise to scrub it out by hand first, then run over with the steamer.
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Yes, I soak them in dish detergent to remove the dirt then I just toss them in the washing machine with my other wash. I let them air dry to prevent any shrinkage. My floors look so clean with no streaks .
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The mister clean part is only a slightly more heavy duty part of the pad. I do not think it would create the same issue as the sponge which is meant to be highly but gently abrasive, this is not. Make sure you are using the liquid for wood floors though. IMO based upon my experience these should not be an issue, but I have tile and can not really say for sure what affect they will have.
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I make sure to continue to wipe until all liquid is gone and don't seem to have any streaking unless a very dirty start and in that case do a second application and again wipe until dry.... so you must turn paper towel often and use dry towel... possibly too much could leave streaking... dunno but I love this stuff... use it lightly... I seldom cover the whole space I am cleaning just a very light spray and again continue to wipe with dry towel or dry paper towel until dry.... I kind of buff it right through to the dry state and continue until all dry and clear...... good luck : )
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Yes, I have and they work as well. I usually have to take the cloth pad off and rinse it out before I can finish cleaning a room. Maybe my floors are dirtier than most but I do dry-swiffer first.
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I received 3-hard floor cleaners 1-hard wood floor polisher 1-carpet stain scrubber 1-carpet cleaning padPads are suppose to be rinsed right after use before you wash them in the washer.The manual states they will need replaced after 20 uses.
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I use only water tap to clean the tiles. As for wood floors, I don't have in my flat but I think water is not advisable in this case. So, I think you have to use the dry microfiber cloth as a first stage to remove fine dust, then spray the floor with a thin layer of varnish material . After that, run your braava as a second round by using the dry cloth to polish and get a shiny floor. I can say an idea in this regard, you can install the dry cloth and operate braava on the wet mode, there shall be no water of course but the rubbing action with the dry mode will help better to polish the wooden floor. I use only water tap to clean the tiles. As for wood floors, I don't have in my flat but I think water is not advisable in this case. So, I think you have to use the dry microfiber cloth as a first stage to remove fine dust, then spray the floor with a thin layer of varnish material . After that, run your braava as a second round by using the dry cloth to polish and get a shiny floor. I can say an idea in this regard, you can install the dry cloth and operate braava on the wet mode, there shall be no water of course but the rubbing action with the dry mode will help better to polish the... » Read More I use only water tap to clean the tiles. As for wood floors, I don't have in my flat but I think water is not advisable in this case. So, I think you have to use the dry microfiber cloth as a first stage to remove fine dust, then spray the floor with a thin layer of varnish material . After that, run your braava as a second round by using the dry cloth to polish and get a shiny floor. I can say an idea in this regard, you can install the dry cloth and operate braava on the wet mode, there shall be no water of course but the rubbing action with the dry mode will help better to polish the wooden floor. « Show Less
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I use either plain water, water and vinegar with a drop of dish detergent, or water and hydrogen peroxide. I don't use floor cleaners that require a rinse.
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I would say, not as well. There's no pile in the cleaning pad to deal with deeper grooves. Pad is like a wash cloth or towel, only thicker. I love the floor mopper, but unlike the vacume robut that keeps cleaning from room to room, the mopper pad needs to be rinse out regularly, like a few or more times in each room, depending how dirty your floor is.