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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MOISTURE SETTINGS
Hard floor type
Dry mode Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3
Sealed/varnished wooden floors
(floorboards, parquet)
++ ++ + +
Oiled/waxed wooden floors ++ + – –
Unsealed/untreated wooden floors ++ – – –
Sealed cork floors ++ ++ + +
Oiled/waxed cork floors + – – –
Unsealed/untreated cork floors + – – –
Laminate ++ ++ + +
Elastic floors
(PVC, cushion vinyl, linoleum)
++ ++ ++ ++
Stone floors
(marble, granite, Jura limestone, artificial
stone)
++ ++ ++ ++
Porous/delicate natural stone
(slate, clinker tiles)
++ ++ ++ ++
Clay floors
(e.g. terracotta, clinker, brick clay tiles)
++ ++ ++ ++
Ceramic glazed tiles and fine
stoneware
++ ++ ++ ++
Untreated tiled floors + – – –
Rough concrete flooring (washed concrete) excluded
Textile flooring excluded
The symbols mean:
++ excellent suitability
+ good suitability
– not suitable
The optimum moisture setting is also dependent on the speed with which you work.
The quicker you work, the higher the moisture setting you can select.
If the floor becomes too wet while working with the SP600, you can switch to a lower
setting. (Further tips can be found in the tables (see chapter “5 Troubleshooting” on page
100).
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