What floors can the Koblenz P620B be used on?

It is made for hard surfaces such as tile, stone, vinyl and sealed wood. It is not a carpet cleaner, so rugs and carpeted rooms need a different machine.

Does it need batteries or charging?

No. It plugs into a standard AC outlet, so it runs as long as you have power and a cord reach. There is no battery to charge or replace.

What pads or brushes does it take?

It uses pads sized for its 9.7-inch head, with scrub brushes and polishing pads sold separately. Match the pad to the job: stiff for scrubbing, soft for buffing.

Is it hard to push around?

It is heavier than a mop, but the two-handle layout and the motor's weight over the pad let the machine do much of the work. Expect some effort on stairs and in tight corners.

Who is it best suited to?

Homes with large tile or stone floors and small cleaning businesses that want a dedicated scrubber-polisher. For a few small rooms, a mop or cordless scrubber is easier to handle.

Yes, with a scrub brush and some dwell time on the cleaning solution. Owners report better grout results than hand mopping, though very stained grout may need repeat passes.