Floor Polisher Brushes
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- •Light, medium, and heavy duty brushes
- •Perfect for all types of hard-floor surfaces from tile to hardwood and everything in between
- •Genuine Prolux product
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Floor brushes and polishers can keep your tile, concrete and other types of resilient floors clean and shiny. You can find the right floor buffer, brush or polisher for your cleaning needs at Lowes.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Is the Difference Between a Floor Buffer and Polisher?
A: The primary difference between a floor buffer and a floor polisher is the process each uses to shine a floor. A buffer uses slow-moving rotating pads to buff out scuff marks and dirt in concrete and other types of flooring. A polisher does basically the same thing, but it moves at a faster pace than a buffer and is more heavy-duty than a buffer.
Q: What Machine Is Used to Polish a Floor?
A: Both floor buffers and floor polishers are used to polish floors. These machines can be rough on delicate floors, so it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and use the machines only as recommended. When used on durable types of flooring such as concrete, tile and polymer, buffers and polishers can get rid of surface nicks and defects to reveal a smooth, glass-like surface.
Q: What Is the Difference Between a Floor Scrubber and Floor Buffer?
A: The primary purpose of a floor scrubber is to clean a floor while the primary purpose of a floor buffer is to polish a floor. Scrubbers use a rotating brush head and liquid solution to scrub dirt and other impurities from the surface of the floor. Buffers use rotating pads to strip imperfections from the floor's top layer and create a smoother finish. For optimal results, many people choose to use both machines on the same floor. They'll begin with a floor scrubber to clean the floor's surface then finish with a buffer for a high-shine appeal.