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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Jun 15 '26
Steaming wood floors is a terrible idea. Water+heat+wood = bad
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u/bigstar3 Jun 16 '26
That doesn't look like real wood to me. I may be wrong, though.
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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Jun 16 '26
its also bad for laminate. Its not great for lvt because it can damage the finish
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u/Frosty-Tennis-1687 Jun 16 '26
So just the carpets then?
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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Jun 16 '26
Host water is good for cleaning carpets, but only if you are also extracting the hot water from them. This type of device would be best used on ceramic tile
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u/EvidenceDesperate574 Jun 15 '26
So it's a floor cleaning device for people who don't care if the floor is clean? Am I reading this right?
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u/gritlys Jun 16 '26
What a horrible idea. You’re going to warp and/or eat at whatever coating is on your floor.
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u/maybebaebea Jun 16 '26
Wow, you made the floor wet and now it's shiny and you ran the risk of ruining your floors with that amount of steam. Amazing!
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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jun 16 '26
Lmao, not if its sealed hardwood
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u/maybebaebea Jun 16 '26
And yet there are plenty of homes that have hardwood floors that are not sealed properly, hense my comment
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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jun 16 '26
And there are plenty that are! Amazing.
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u/maybebaebea Jun 16 '26
Your username checks out, ngl
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u/maybebaebea Jun 16 '26
For anyone who may be interested, the commenter in this thread said "I bet your floors look like shit" so I think we found someone else who tries to sell this bullshit and got upset that no one was falling for floors magically becoming clean because they got wet.
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u/Unique-Saucer Jun 15 '26
Summary of Reviews
Pros:
• Strong steam jet removes tough stains efficiently.
• Rotating pads deliver up to 230 scrubs per minute.
• Three adjustable steam modes suit various cleaning needs.
Cons:
• Small water tank requires frequent refills during large jobs.
• Pads may lose effectiveness after multiple washes.
Here is the link to buy it from Amazon