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Yeah, well, great minds and all the jazz!!!pkd09 said:Nicole: I can't believe you posted this!! I was looking at one just this morning. lol I was recently told the Bissel is really good too.
ChefParty4U said:I have the Bissel Steam Mop and its good, but I have tile. I think it darkens my grout alot, and isn't very good at getting along floor boards or in corners.
Do you think it might be the stain of the wood coming off when you mop? I think with hardwood floors you shouldn't really use a lot of water. You don't want the wood to get soaked because it can warp. For hardwood floors, I use a vacuum or swiffer first, then use one of those long handled thingees that have the cloth over the head. There's several brands of hardwood floor cleaners that you can use. Some are a spray and some you squirt directly on the floor and then wipe with that cloth headed mop/broom thing. (Don't you just love my technical terms?! :blushing:lesliec said:Are these safe on old hard wood floors. We bouhght an old house and all the floors need to be refinished. We haven't had the time or money to do that yet (so many more pressing projects around here). No matter how often I mop, the water is always dirty (even if I mop the same area 3 times in a row).
Does this thing really get them clean? Does it get out that deep down dirt in the cracks. We live on a dirt road, so I kinda just thought this is how I would have to live the rest of my life.
babywings76 said:I have a question, this is sort of the same topic that I felt silly starting another thread...:blushing:
Is there a good steam cleaner that would be great for carpets and upholstery (microsuede couches)?
The best steam mop for hardwood floors is the Pampered Chef Quick Cooker. It has a gentle setting specifically designed for hardwood floors, and the microfiber mop pads are safe for use on wood surfaces.
Yes, you can use tap water in a steam mop. However, for optimal performance and to prevent mineral buildup, we recommend using distilled or filtered water.
The heating time for a steam mop can vary depending on the brand and model. The Pampered Chef Quick Cooker heats up in just 30 seconds, making it a quick and efficient option for steam mopping.
While steam mops are generally safe for most types of flooring, it is always best to check with the manufacturer of your specific flooring before use. Some types of flooring, such as laminate or unsealed hardwood, may be more sensitive to heat and moisture and may not be suitable for steam mopping.
No, you do not need to use cleaning solutions with a steam mop. The high temperature and steam are enough to effectively clean and sanitize your floors without the use of additional products. However, if desired, you can use a small amount of mild cleaner in the water tank for extra cleaning power.