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Steam mops

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VJayJubilee · 07/06/2012 08:11

Im thinking of get one, but can they be used on laminate flooring?

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jennymac · 08/06/2012 08:47

I am looking at getting one too. Think they can be used on laminate floor but not unvarnished solid wood. Which one are you thinking of going for?

VJayJubilee · 08/06/2012 11:15

I don't know, I'm hoping someone might come along and suggest a good one on here. I've heard about ones with extra attachments so you can steam clean surfaces too. It depends on price aswell. Decisions decisions...

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totalfandango · 09/06/2012 00:20

There is another thread about this on the next page of this board and a couple of people raving about this one:
www.thanedirect.co.uk/products/housewares/h2omopx5/h2omopx5.ph

I'm sorely tempted by it as it cleans carpets, widows, curtains etc as well seemingly.

VJayJubilee · 09/06/2012 08:22

Thanks fandango wil go and have a look at the thread

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primigravida · 09/06/2012 08:27

I have a steammop and even though it's apparently the best on the market (independently tested by Consumer institute) I find a regular mop easier, quicker, and does a better job on my lino and wooden floors. Complete waste of money and space. I would sell mine but my lovely neighbour gave it to me and wouldn't want to risk hurting her feelings if she found out I sold it.

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