Steam mop

[whyme!]

Is a steam mop ok to use on tiles. will the grout be ok?
Her in doors wants one like this
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1962192.htm

Don't see the point really but who am i to argue!

 

[Burnerman]

Due to the power of advertising, I bought a Poltti steam cleaner years ago - it has a head somewhat similar to that one, and various mops fit over it....the steam comes through the mop and onto the surface to be cleaned.
A more useless tool I have yet to find......clears the gunk out of grout? No. Cleans the grease from cooker hobs? No. Can remove varnish from cupboard trims? Yes......
It has some uses - carpet cleaning etc to some degree but if you could borrow one to try first?
To answer your main question, the tiles will be unharmed.
John

 

[whyme!]

I will pass on your remarks.

 

[tpt]

assuming they are ceramic or porcelain then they are fine. but prev poster is right they are rubbish. she'd be better off with a good microfiber, hot water and a good cleaner.

if they are natural stone, stay away

 

[whyme!]

porcelain .
Told her money better spent on me instead

 

[JaneSmith]

Stick with a quality steam cleaner like the Karcher SC1020 Steam Cleaner if you own the karcher pressure washer you will understand why this german product out performs many of its rivals.

I have linked to the review i read when i brought mine.