is spray 9 same on tile floors
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If you mean masonry or fired tile, it will be fine. Still, though, try a tiny spot first in case the tile pigment begins to come up.
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It has a light pine-y scent that is not really all that detectable unless you actually sniff the bottle. Sorry I can't help with your other two questions. I do not have a dog or a tile floor. I have an old cat and carpets. It works great on the carpets though.
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This one is formulated for tile and stone. I suggest the Hoover Multi-floor cleaner for hardwood.
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Yes. Overall the floor attachment indeed doesn't work very well. The wood one works well on tile.
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I haven't used it on tile. I am in the college housing business and I only use it for prevention and treatment of Bed bugs and it works great for that. Sorry I can't help with your question
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Bona has a product for hardwood floors and one for laminate and tile. I have laminate and tile in my house and have used both products without a problem.
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I have used it on my slate tile floors in the family room and it worked great. In Florida, usually the first floors are concrete slabs, so odors would naturally penetrate to the concrete. I did let the product stay on for an hour to seep into the tiles. Odor gone. hooray
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I'm not aware of the spray issue. The product comes with a syringe do let you squeeze a small amount, and you don't need much. It comes out a bit like a toothpaste and you only need a little button size area. After time it dries. I used in it my outdoor areas--garage, porches. It sticks a bit to the cement but can be knocked loose if you want to clean it off later. If I used it indoors, I might consider laying out a piece of aluminum foil under it to protect the floor. I didn't use it indoors . I used simple, cheap borax powder around the washer dryer area, and around the fridge.
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I don't know for sure, but I expect that it would. I used the spray on a cement surface that had been painted with epoxy paint. The epoxy paint made the surface shiny and slippery, which is why I needed to make it non-slip. Presumably, this would be similar to the glazed surface of tile.You might want to try it on a small area first, or even a spare piece of tile that you can throw away if the results are not satisfactory.Hope this helps.
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It works great on my grooved & textured ceramic tile floors using using the floor cleaner recommended by Oreck but you must use old towels or rags to wipe up the liquid/dirt before it dries.
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I do not believe the difference is noticeable. Our steps are treated but the landing with the same tile is not treated and the tiles look the same to me. You might treat a tile in an out of the way location to see how it compares. We are pleased with the improved grip of the treated tile.
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Applied on floor tile at entry way and adjacent tile stairs a year ago and still works fine. Have not had cause to reapply. My impression is that the chemical etches the tile enough to create a surface with texture but you can't see much difference in the tile appearance after application. Untreated tile pieces immediately adjacent have same appearance as the treated tile.
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The pads do well on both. (I usually give my tile floors a good wipe on my hands and knees...but that's only in bathrooms.) The wood floor cleaner will work for both floor types. Don't use the tile cleaner on your wooden floor though. :-)
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Assuming that you are asking about ceramic tile, then yes, swiffer is a great product and so easy to use. I will say, that the swiffer wet cloths with the febreze tends to leave a residue while the unscented ones are fine. Hope this helps.
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I do not know. I have only tried it on tile floors and I love the way it gets the urine out of the grout.
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It worked on my tile floor. It takes some practice to match the color but the repair is very strong.
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I use mine on tiled floors almost daily, it does a great job. I put a little Lysol in the water, works wonderfully for pet odors. It does get the grout as well. Love it.