I've seen quite a few reviews regarding skidding during BM process requiring excessive cleaning. Would a washlet S300e prevent this issue?
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No problems at all with so-called skidding. In fact not having any problems with toilet. Also I can recommend Luxe brand of bidets. I have purchased five of them over a three year period. Three for myself and two for friends. Don't buy a bidet for keeping the toilet clean, buy one to keep your self clean. You will love using a bidet. Not sure why more folks are not catching on to this. The model you mentioned is a full seat bidet. The Luxe line is more like an attachment. The results are the same. If you are looking for a full seat bidet the S300e would be fine. You do not have to spent that kind of money to get the SAME results. If you don't buy a ToTo, buy a bidet. You will be glad you did.
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I have not experienced that problem. The sweeper has been performing above expectations. The suction is amazing, it doesn't miss much.
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USE LARGE FRONT LOADER! NEVER AGITATOR MACHINE; top load agitation damages bags!! [Beware of laundramat machines if there are bed bug problems in your region!!---sorry, but I've read of nightmares.] Read labels/wash instructions BEFORE DRY CLEANING; I seem to recall it's not recommended---specifics not recalled. Maybe ok.
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You should be OK as long as you keep the tip of the wand out of the way of any water that drips off the washed area. When you collapse the washlet, all extended parts get retracted to be out of the way. It's easy to wipe off the exterior to not wet your pants pocket.
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I haven' had a problem at all. I do make sure there are any larger chunks of things on the floor though. A piece of glass might flip around in the beater bar and scratch the wood. That's the case with any vacuum I suppose. I've been really happy with it. Only complaint is that the cord gets in the way.
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Not if you keep your pads clean. If you continue to use a dirty pad .. then yes. Otherwise nice machine for the price.
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I use Dawn dishwashing soap in mine. But then again, I have the 1450 psi model and after 4 uses, the trigger handle stared leaking really bad. Clean Force will not sell the small $2.00 part but will sell the Trigger Handle Kit. So, I donated mine to the Land Fill and bought a new Husky model that is built in Italy not China. Just saying.....
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We have had it dry cleaned once. Was afraid to machine wash because of spin cycle. So I am sticking with dry cleaning
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Any of the Bona cleaning pads will work. They are all the same. I used the "manual" push mop previously and use all the pads I bought for it with the Motion Mop.
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It is best if the mop head becomes very dirty. You can quickly peel it off then rinse it off in a bucket. The starfiber material attracts dirt like a magnet. The good thing is, is that it rinses clean very quickly. We have several of the pads so we can do the entire house without having to rinse. This thing is amazing.
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I have not used the Bona cleaning liquid. However, I have used the flip mop many times and love it. Had it over a year and used it many times with no problems at all.
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Problem is that the spray pump handle, "the red one at the hand grip," does not release or is stuck at the squeeze or compression stroke thus not allowing continuous pumping of the spray solution on the floor surface. Yes you have to attempt to squeeze short strokes before it releases to full operation. This problem occurred all the time sometime after 6 or so months after purchase. Keep in mind that the swivel mop surface area is highly suspect to breakage
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You've got me there, Steve. I just throw mine in the washer with regular detergent then into the dryer with fabric softener sheets. They come out fine. If you have more than one pad, why don't you try the S20 Laundry Detergent sheets (I have never heard of these sheets) on it an see what happens. One thinkg you might do is change the speed of the washing machine. I tend to wash mine on a gentler cycle the first few times just to see how they do. If I have been of no help (which won't be a surprise to me), try emailing the manufacturer and asking them. Personally, I think you are safe using your sheets but try them on one first...just to be safe. Polly You've got me there, Steve. I just throw mine in the washer with regular detergent then into the dryer with fabric softener sheets. They come out fine. If you have more than one pad, why don't you try the S20 Laundry Detergent sheets (I have never heard of these sheets) on it an see what happens. One thinkg you might do is change the speed of the washing machine. I tend to wash mine on a gentler cycle the first few times just to see how they do. If I have been of no help (which won't be a surprise to me), try emailing the manufacturer and asking them. Personally, I think you are safe using... » Read More You've got me there, Steve. I just throw mine in the washer with regular detergent then into the dryer with fabric softener sheets. They come out fine. If you have more than one pad, why don't you try the S20 Laundry Detergent sheets (I have never heard of these sheets) on it an see what happens. One thinkg you might do is change the speed of the washing machine. I tend to wash mine on a gentler cycle the first few times just to see how they do. If I have been of no help (which won't be a surprise to me), try emailing the manufacturer and asking them. Personally, I think you are safe using your sheets but try them on one first...just to be safe. Polly « Show Less
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Dyson says always use wet wipes. The bare pad is a rubbery surface similar to swiffer that cannot slide
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The S300 washlet that I have has a "deodorizer" fan that can be turned on/off. The button that controls it is accessed by opening the door of the remote control.
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I have not and do not use a swiffer so I am unable to provide an answer to your question. I can tell you that I vacuum my hardwood floor prior to cleaning and then use Bona hardwood floor cleaner with the BonaKemi microfiber cleaning pad. I feel it cleans the floor and doesn't appear to leave any particles (at least not that I can see). You do need to make sure you rinse the cleaning pad while cleaning and throw it in the washing machine to keep it clean (this will also avoid having streaks next time you use it). Hope this helps.
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No, not yet. I lubricate the threads of forcing screw/flat washers with silicone grease before every use and have had no problems.