Shark steam mop for hardwood floors- pros/cons?

LIAngel · October 2011

Anyone have a hardwood floor and use the Shark Steam Mop? I was thinking about getting one, but not if the hot water/steam is going to ruin my hardwood floors.

so what are the pros and cons to this?

Temp6313048411121614 · October 2011

I have laminate and was concerned about my floors as well. I have the Professional series (Target for around $130) and it has a hardwood/laminate setting.

LIAngel · October 2011

And you're happy with it? How long have you had it? Is the Professional series a Shrk model or does it literally say "Professional" on it (if I were to look for it in Target) Right now we use Bruce Floor Cleaner, as recommended from our builders and a microfiber mop. I feel like the Bruce Cleaner doesn't really clean the floors that well. If my son spills something and I wipe it up with a paper towel, I can see black on the towel (gross I know) so I know our floors aren't completely clean and I hate that.

Temp6313048411121614 · October 2011

THIS is the mop we have. We've had it for a few months. I'm fairly happy with it. When there's something on the floor you have to spend more time on that area, plus we have high gloss laminate so it streaks more than I think it should but I know that's due to the sheen.

bj05 · October 2011

Aussie*s_Mom:
THIS is the mop we have. We've had it for a few months. I'm fairly happy with it. When there's something on the floor you have to spend more time on that area, plus we have high gloss laminate so it streaks more than I think it should but I know that's due to the sheen.

I also have this mop and love it. Our floors are not high gloss though so I do not notice any sheen afterwards.

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