Can this be used effectively on a slate floor?
86841
Yes this is the best product on the market. You get what you pay for. You can apply heavy and just walk off the residual or buff dry after soaking a min or two...or if after dried lacquer thinner will cut it and buff off the excess although take care not to remove to much as on a harder surface you could completely stip it off with that thinner. (Trade secret I learned from one of the testers who helped develop the product) enjoy. I have it on the travertine in my bath it is the best.
86842
According to the instruction label on the back of the product, yes, it can be used on a slate floor.
2058031
Sorry I don't know about slate flooring, I know for a fact it is the best for cleaning hardwood, tile, laminate and linoleum. I would definitely be worth your investment to purchase a scrap piece and give it a try.
1388224
I don't think this will work. It is not very thick and probably would not touch the floor.
923943
I am using it on my linoleum floors and it works great. It even says in the instruction manual that it can be used on linoleum.
103609
I haven't used the Libman Wonder Mop on a slate floor, but I don't think it would be durable enough. I also have an O-Cedar Dual Action Microfiber Flip Mop and I think it would work better even though it's a different type of mop.
419124
Yes is can! This unit is designed for use on hard floors such as ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, marble, stone, and sealed hardwood floors.
528258
I have not tried it on that type of flooring. I use it on carpet and it works great. I wouldn't suggest it though being that the wheel is plastic it may slip and you could injure yourself or ruin your floor. As well I would suggest just buying an area rug and use that. The product is worth the investment if your willing to do the work.
923942
Absolutely! It works like a dream. We just bought our new house, which has linoleum and I used this when we moved in. Apparently the previous owners used a mop and bucket. It actually turned the floor back to it's real color - white - when we thought it was gray! You will not be disappointed. See my review too!
1581581
It would require a power tool; a drill with a rotary buffer pad would work. This is not something you can apply by hand. Good luck! After nearly a year, my floors still shine like glass.
627873
The machine will be fine, its the buffing pad that would have to be specific the that type of floor.
111976
I don't think it would work. It is not designed for a floor stand. These are used for lap work.
1957888
I would say yes, that this would provide some prevention against mold or anything like that. It's two layers of plastic and in between are zillions of little pieces of styrofoam. I would guess that nothing is perfect for below grade, but this seems like it would work. But I'm no flooring expert. :)
1029154
I wouldn't unless the floor was teak. It is used on unfinished wood and it can darken it.
1113749
I would not recommend using it on stone floors - it's probably best on a smooth surface.
2281653
it might not work as unfinished floor/concrete will not give you a smooth surface to stick and uniform look. also it can easily tear.
144557
No, unless it's super low carpet, like indoor outdoor carpet. Works great on tile floors, wood floors, or linoleum. Even sidewalks work well, as long as there's no rocks or gravel.
234995
I doubt it would work well unless the tile surface is large, not those small sized titles. But that's just an opinion as I installed mine on a wood sheet floor.