Do you have a steam mop...do you like it or not?
08-04-2010, 02:06 PM
#51
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[quote=litacats]
I also have an H2O and I really like it. But we have tile floors in our home except in the master bedroom, which is wood.
I also have a hand one I use on the porcelain in the bathroom. It makes me feel that bacteria has been wiped out and things are truly clean. Of course, it may be wishful thinking, but it works for me. :oops:
It is my understanding that it is not a good idea to use it on wood floors because of the amount of water being forced out as steam. I think it may warp your floor or destroy the finish.
Originally Posted by Ditter43
I bought a steam mop about a week ago and used it today for the first time.
I bought a super dooper one years ago it looks like a vaccuum cleaner it came with lots of attachments. but I can't vaccuum so I can't use it on the floors but it came with an iron and also cleaning wands that do just about everything and they are great, it is just that I can't do the floors with it or I end up in bed in agony for days, I bought a smaller one a H20 and that isn't so hard on me but I only use it occasionaly as it leaves the wooden floors to wet, oh dear I can't win can I
I bought a super dooper one years ago it looks like a vaccuum cleaner it came with lots of attachments. but I can't vaccuum so I can't use it on the floors but it came with an iron and also cleaning wands that do just about everything and they are great, it is just that I can't do the floors with it or I end up in bed in agony for days, I bought a smaller one a H20 and that isn't so hard on me but I only use it occasionaly as it leaves the wooden floors to wet, oh dear I can't win can I
I also have a hand one I use on the porcelain in the bathroom. It makes me feel that bacteria has been wiped out and things are truly clean. Of course, it may be wishful thinking, but it works for me. :oops:
It is my understanding that it is not a good idea to use it on wood floors because of the amount of water being forced out as steam. I think it may warp your floor or destroy the finish.
08-04-2010, 09:51 PM
#52
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I have an H2O mop that is too hard for me to handle, but it does a fantastic job. My DGS comes & does my tile floors & it feels so refreshing in the house once they are done. I used it a couple of times, but have arthritis in my back & major joints, back surgery 1998 & bilatleral total knee replacements 2009 & it caused me too much pain. He's a 15 y.o. Sweetheart for doing the floors & my lawn. Of course I pay him.
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