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Question: Can you use this on laminate floors?
Document: I have tile or laminate flooring in 75% of my house, so a good steam mop is essential. I've been fairly happy using theHoover TwinTank Disinfecting Steam Mop - WH20200, but I wasn't happy with how wet it left my floors or how the cleaning solution left behind a film on the floor, so I jumped at the chance to try out the Electrolux Precision Steam steamer.
I alternated between hitting the burst and regular cleaning (orange foot pedal on mop base) and letting it sit a few minutes on each setting. It seems like it has to prime itself for first use and it can take a little while for that to happen, but it will get going for you.It is super easy to use to clean the floors.
I use the CleanBurst setting to get any gunky areas around the washer etc.The hardwood setting worked well, also. The floors were clean with no haze afterwards.The burst setting is great for under cabinets, the joint of the cabinets and the floor, etc. The burst sprays out the sides of the mop head.
My wife is fanatical about cleaning our tile and wood floors, so we have 4 different steamers. While this Electrolux isn't quite what I'd consider a high-end model, it does a great job. It is easy to use and effective.What do we like about it?1) It has a long (thick) cord, so you don't need to unplug it often if attempting to cover a lot of floorspace.
I have only used it on tile floors as I am waiting to hear back from my wood floor manufacturer (Shaw) to see if I can use the steamer on the floor without ruining it. The booklet with the steamer tells the consumer to check with the manufacturer before use so I will update this if I can use the product on the wood floors.
I am combining my original review with this one for a full hands on comparison and studying of comps:Know going in If you get the Envirosteamer 313A  know that, though the 313A  is one of the mops that cleans the best, the first two times you use both of them the water goes through holes faster than it will in subsequent uses, so it will go through steam faster and your floors will be wetter than normal.
The CORD though, OMG, THE CORD. It's super heavy-duty and almost cumbersome. It's so heavy. But it's long enough to do my whole (tiny) house. So there's that. And the cord holder seems to be substantial (as well it should be).The one time I managed to use it, it did clean the floors OK. This unit, like most, is hard to push.The dial is nice - three different cleaning options - tile, vinyl and hardwood.
Now I don't know about you, but if I can sanitize with one swipe of the other steamers because of their sanitizing temps my floor will be done WAY faster but I don't have a timer to worry about the extra 5 secons where my wood floors could get damaged. My sink water is hotter than this so it would take less time to use a regular mop if I have to hold the steamer on every spot of my floor for 15 seconds to santize. Just sayinSF: 137 degrees.
Don't get me wrong this is a nice steamer.Simple to put together out of the box. I love the little water cup that goes a long way. I don't like the cord. It's a nice length, but it's super thick and does not stay in the clip so I have to hold it when I'm using it. Forget about wrapping it back around the  clips, it's near impossible without a struggle. I do like the 3 steam feature settings: vinyl, tile, and wood/laminate.
I got to use this exactly one time before it quit functioning. As of today, no steam comes out, either from the bottom or side (the &#34;rapid clean&#34; function).
Answer: Yes you can I have been since I got mine love it