Can I use it on bamboo floors
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To be honest, I don't know. However, their website states, "Protects and Shines Hardwood, Laminate, Vinyl, Tile, and Stone." Therefore, until researching the product further, I would not use this product. My suggestion would be to contact the company directly with this question. Hope this helps and good luck!
1749759
I don't know about bamboo however I used it on our hardwood floors (not bamboo). At first it is beautiful but it doesn't stay like that.
1749760
Yes you an use it on bamboo floors. It is a wonderful product. I even put a coat of it on my entrance table and sideboard.
1704282
Yup. Just got the DC28 Animal and used the 'bare floor' setting on my bamboo floors. it scratched em up real good! Using the machine on the "low carpet" setting seems to be better, but I'm a nervous wreck when I use it.
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I do not have bamboo floors so I can't say definitively but the label says: Use on all natural wood and laminated wood floors. Call the company at 1-888-922-8282 for more information.
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I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs. No issues. good luck. I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs.... » Read More I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs. No issues. good luck. « Show Less
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The floor is shiny after cleaning but the shine doesn't last for more than a few days. Then again, I do have a fairly hairy dog so maybe that isn't helping prolong the shine. I'm fairly certain you can use it on any type of flooring. I have bamboo flooring and it works very well on that. It also smells nice and dries fairly quickly.
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Yes you can use it on a wood floor. The suction cups might not work, but it comes with plastic covers for the suction cups.
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What kind of spots? Shoes? Dirt? I really like this product and I have used it on many different types of floors and they all looked good. When my bottle starts to run low, I add a bit of water and for some reason... It works even better. And to answer your question... Yes! It does a good job on bamboo floors. What I do is I put the product in a spray bottle. I go around spraying the floors (it starts softening the dirt and grime) and then I use a damp bona pad. It never fails.
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I used mine on hardwood, so not sure about bamboo! sorry! have you thought about a steam mop! I have one now and like it much more..easier too!
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Yes, it can be used on wood floors. I have oak floors and it picks up lots of dust that you don't even see with your eyes. Very powerful.
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I have used my 15 Gauge on hardwood tongue and grove and it did it's job. I have not worked with any bamboo but would not expect good results. Keep air dry and up to recommended level and oil frequently.
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I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
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Yes. I really like mine and use it on laminate wood floor that is not as durable as bamboo. No problem with scratching.
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I would think so. Mine did great using staples on 3/4 in 3-4 & 5 in cherry and locust (very hard wood). I am not familiar with bamboo but the only problem I see is if it is very soft or very brittle then the MIIIFS may be a little too much tool. Since bamboo is used for flooring I bet you will be just fine! MIIIFS is a great tool!
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Yes. I made a dining table and used bamboo flooring for the top. I didn't have the saw then, but had quite a bit of flooring left. I used the saw on the leftovers to make projects and gifts. It does not even notice that it's cutting the bamboo. I have made many, many cuts and the blade is still the original. Always, always cut with the good side down regardless of the material, but bamboo is especially prone to fraying when the blade comes through. Regardless of the tool you are using, the teeth of the blade should be impacting the good side. On this saw and a miter say it would be good side down, on a table saw it would be good side up. If you get this saw, remember it's not just for flooring, it is great for cutting any one-bys for any project. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I don't have hardwood floors but have used it on tile and it works great.
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I use them on bamboo floors all the time. They are very sturdy and stay put.
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Yes. I used it to install 3/8 bamboo. Manufacturer said only to use 18 gauge L cleats. I believe it will work for your floors too.