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Bona system - what do I need?
I decided to try the Bona system for our HW floors. They sell a few different "starter kits" which seem to be better deals than buying pieces individually.
I know I will definitely need the mop, the microfiber pads, and the cleaner. What about the dusting pad, polishing pad, and floor polish?
Where's the best place to buy them? I saw it at BB&B and figured I could use a coupon and it wouldn't be too bad. Is it cheaper anywhere else?
Thanks.
Re: Bona system - what do I need?
The Bona products are generally a bit cheaper at Lowes and HD vs BB&B, but I don't know if they would be less with the coupon.
I have the starter set with the mop, dry dusting pad, mf mopping pad and cleaner in the spray bottle. It was about $20 at Lowes. I went back later and bought the polish and applicator pad (looks like lambs wool) months later. I think the basic starter kit is fine to start.
I think you've got me confused with someone else. My kitchen is the one room in the house that does not need renovating! Sounds like a cool idea though.