I have continous hardwood floors throughout my house. Will you be able to tell where I've started and stopped if I don't do every room the same day?
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Yes, as you are applying an additional layer which should be quite shiny. You should be able to easily see where you stop. I have only used it for single rooms. It works really well.
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Yes...you will notice a difference in the rooms if they are not treated the same day.
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Dont know about hardwood floors, but stuff did not work for me, the dog still pees in same place after using many times.
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On my hardwood the Electrolux was no better than average. The reason I use "was" is because the suction power didn't last. The power is down about 25-30% since it was new so now it's well below average on all the floors. And Electrolux service is abysmal.
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Definitely depends on your wear and tear in you location. One way to tell is in a hallway or other area....compare the outer edges to the bigger body area of flooring and if you see a significant difference in sheen it maybe time to recoat. Remember the shinier that you go the faster you will have to reapply.
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Yes. To make sure I applied a base coat and the 2 coats of my color. Just make sure to dry well in between. I did this last February and floor has held up well.
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I have not used on hardwood floor. I would try in a corner that does not show...to test.
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My floor is oak and it never has scatched. If you walk on it I don't see how this could hurt it. But to be on the SAFE side I would check with someone who does flooring. Its a great little machine and very light. Hope it works for you.
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In our case, we visually saw dark areas on our walls... but if you can detect a moldy/mildewy smell in the air.... I would go where it's most concentrated and take samples there... floor, wall, etc. Good luck!
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Unfortunately, no. It is on all day and night and the memory will reset (number of steps becomes zero) at midnight everyday. You can track the memory as far as the past 7 days.
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Dear Andrea, I wish I could answer your question but I don't have hardwood floors.
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I have also just used my new Mint twice now with the same problem. It does not stop at the edge of my carpet, but keeps trying to clean the carpet as if it were a hard surface. I also have an indoor/outdoor type area rug in my kitchen and it has been unable to determine the transition from hardwood to rug. Other than this small problem, I am thrilled with my new toy.Late Note 1/8/12: I did contact Mint Customer Service by email, and they promptly replied with a suggestion to run the Mint at an angle to the carpet edge so that the corner of the Mint hits the carpet first. Haven't yet had a chance to try that, but it sounds like a good idea. I have also just used my new Mint twice now with the same problem. It does not stop at the edge of my carpet, but keeps trying to clean the carpet as if it were a hard surface. I also have an indoor/outdoor type area rug in my kitchen and it has been unable to determine the transition from hardwood to rug. Other than this small problem, I am thrilled with my new toy.Late Note 1/8/12: I did contact Mint Customer Service by email, and they promptly replied with a suggestion to run the Mint at an angle to the carpet edge so that the corner of the Mint hits the carpet first. Haven't... » Read More I have also just used my new Mint twice now with the same problem. It does not stop at the edge of my carpet, but keeps trying to clean the carpet as if it were a hard surface. I also have an indoor/outdoor type area rug in my kitchen and it has been unable to determine the transition from hardwood to rug. Other than this small problem, I am thrilled with my new toy.Late Note 1/8/12: I did contact Mint Customer Service by email, and they promptly replied with a suggestion to run the Mint at an angle to the carpet edge so that the corner of the Mint hits the carpet first. Haven't yet had a chance to try that, but it sounds like a good idea. « Show Less
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I have hardwood floors all over the house and haven't noticed any scratching.
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My entire downstairs is hardwood floor and that's where my daughter uses it. As for as the stoppers go, I see that they can be taken off with a Phillips screwdriver. Hope this helps you!
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Don't know, threw it out. You can read the label at the store. My advice if you have real hardwood floors, don't use it.
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Hello,I have tile and rug floors.No wood floors, so I can't be sure.It should is my best guess. Perhaps someone else has wood floors.Wayne
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this will take most of it off then you will to rent a floor sander. for all the effort and man hours invested I would rent a flush cut saw go around the perimeter of the room and remove the subfloor and relay it
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Are you using the wood solution for your floors, rather than the regular solution?