Is this safe for parquet floor tiles?
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The Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate cleaner is slightly more aggressive than Bona Hardwood Cleaner. I would suggest using the hardwood cleaner or your parquet floors instead of using the Stone, Tile and Laminate.AngelaCustomer Support
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The Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate cleaner is slightly more aggressive than Bona Hardwood Cleaner. I would suggest using the hardwood cleaner or your parquet floors instead of using the Stone, Tile and Laminate. Angela Customer Support
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I had one years ago that I ran on my Laminate floors with no problems. The new one I have now runs on soft tile squares and still I have had no problems. Just make sure you keep the rollers clean of debris and you should love it.
2261625
I have used it. Slippery when wet, of course. Dry, it was fine. No observable residue, but my floors are light.
256392
I got these for an uncle who was in a retirement facility and has now passed away. Their floors were mostly carpet & linoleum. They didn't harm the linoleum, BUT if the user needs a lot of support and puts extra pressure on the handles, I can see where you might be concerned. They do better and last longer than the tennis ball scenarios, and for sure are a lot more stable than other options. THey are relative cheep, you might just have to try them and if they scratch stop. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I have tile floors so I checked the bottle. It doesn't say anything about it being harmful to wooden floors.
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Not at all. I use it on my hardwood and on my porcelain ceramic tile floors. If your floors are sealed, I would not worry. Mine are & I have been using pine sol or Lysol for 5 years with no probem. The pad is so easy to attach, you just throw it on the floor & press down, it velcros to it
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We have been using Safe Grip for 2 years. Yes it does work on tiles that are not wet. You have to apply it to dry tiles.
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You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the pins scratching the tile. You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the... » Read More You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the pins scratching the tile. « Show Less
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Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
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IDK, sorry. It works very well on tile and cement. Probably OK on ordinary wood floors, maybe not so much on exotic woods? Probably fine on bamboo which is tough stuff. If you let the machine stay in one place in an effort to get at some particularly tough dirt, it MAY hurt the varnish. You can get away with that on tile, etc, though. I would say try it and see, better still, read the reviews on Amazon! :)
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I never used it on any broken tiles, but I can't imagine that it would harm anything, since it is clear. In any event, it provides a clean "shine".
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I used it to clean up some grout and it didn't seem to hurt my tile. Start with the weakest solution in a corner or closet to check it out. Good luck.
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I have tile flooring and there was no damage to it. Because of the footplate is made a of a heavy plastic material, I think you will be fine. Also, the footplate can be raised and placed out of the way if necessary. I purchased this product for my visiting mother-in-law. She was with us for three months and this product made all the difference in the world for her.
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If your flooring is sealed and you do not leave stationary I would say yes. My first steam mop I had pargo flooring abs the joints were click and lock, the steam mop emitted to much water and made the edges warp. I had gotten both from Costco, mind you 12 years ago, and they refunded my flooring for the defect. Read the manufacturers recommendations and or call your manufacturer of the flooring is my best advice.
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I wouldn't suggest it be used on tiles but because it's leather it shouldn't slip. Ours has been used frequently since April and has not changed in thickness.
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I have parque floors and it never gets stuck. Do have a little tile but not deep grout groves. Doesn't get stuck there. It usually works itself out of tight spots. It won't clean down deep in the groves.
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Yes, I use it on Flor carpet tiles and it works well. However Flor carpets are not as squishy as traditional home carpet.