Hi, can this be used on cork floors? Thanks
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That I honestly don't know since I don't have cork flooring. However, it's a mood point because Martha Stewart no longer makes this product. I contacted her office and was given this information. Told them that whatever bone head decided to discontinue the product needed their head examined and they apparently don't mop floors! Have come to the conclusion that I will NEVER buy another Martha Stewart product again because she is not in it for the long haul but on a trial basis. I hope you find something and the only advice I can give is find a product that has been around for a long time. I've started using Murphy's Soap on my hardwoods and so far it's done a good job. :) Good luck. That I honestly don't know since I don't have cork flooring. However, it's a mood point because Martha Stewart no longer makes this product. I contacted her office and was given this information. Told them that whatever bone head decided to discontinue the product needed their head examined and they apparently don't mop floors! Have come to the conclusion that I will NEVER buy another Martha Stewart product again because she is not in it for the long haul but on a trial basis. I hope you find something and the only advice I can give is find a product that has been around for a long time.... » Read More That I honestly don't know since I don't have cork flooring. However, it's a mood point because Martha Stewart no longer makes this product. I contacted her office and was given this information. Told them that whatever bone head decided to discontinue the product needed their head examined and they apparently don't mop floors! Have come to the conclusion that I will NEVER buy another Martha Stewart product again because she is not in it for the long haul but on a trial basis. I hope you find something and the only advice I can give is find a product that has been around for a long time. I've started using Murphy's Soap on my hardwoods and so far it's done a good job. :) Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes you an use it on bamboo floors. It is a wonderful product. I even put a coat of it on my entrance table and sideboard.
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yes, as long as you get the course sandpaper. I used mine to remove old varnish on oak steps, door and corners of pine floor. Works great.
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Yes it can but is not recommended for floors with worn finish, bare wood or wood floors with separated joints.
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I don't think so. I only use it for my kitchen linoleum floor. Didn't like the results on my hardwood floors.
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I used this cork for padding a model train layout. It cuts pretty cleanly with a box cutter. I see no reason why it couldn't be used in kitchen drawers.
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Cork can be a common underlayment for flooring and will add some cushion under laminate. The choice is yours. If you have creaking floors, you may be better off with nailing/screwing the plywood down. Cork is normally just glued down.
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I wouldn't unless the floor was teak. It is used on unfinished wood and it can darken it.
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I'm not sure. But it can be used on hArdwood so I assume so. Check out their website. It may say it there
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Yes you can and it works great on laminate floors. I have laminate floors and they never looked this good
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Yes, you can use this on any type of flooring unless you have a special coating that might break down with steam.
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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 just read on the bottle that I have and it says YES can be used on laminate floors :-)
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I have used it on all the furniture and cabinets in the house. I don't think this is what you need for floors. I guess it depends on what type and finish too.
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I dont see why this would not work on vinyl flooring as well. This is a water based formula; relatively harmless and designed to lossen dirt/grime from mainly wooden floors while being not abrasive.You can look at the Material safety Data Sheet (MSDS) at this website as well if you interested (http://www.blackdiamondcleaners.com/oldsite/MSDS/new-1107/9866.pdf)
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I can't say...I'm sorry , I only used it on wood floors. Sorta work.. not great but not horrible either. No sure on vinyl..
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We use it with synthetic corks. I'd say that as long as you don't have to put a lot of pressure on the handle you should have no problem.