I was wondering the same thing and so I looked it up. Of course Tineco says no and recommends to only use their solution. I would not use pine sol though because pine sol needs to be rinsed again. I follow cleaning channels and one recommends (not for machines but just regular bucket mopping) to use a pH neutral solution (Ecolabs) that does not need to be rinsed nor does is leave residue. Not sure what it would do to a Tineco machine. I realize this doesn't really answer your question, but at least you know you're not alone 🤪
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Can you put any cleaning solution in there? Like pine sol?
I was wondering the same thing and so I looked it up. Of course Tineco says no and recommends to only use their solution. I would not use pine sol though because pine sol needs to be rinsed again. I follow cleaning channels and one recommends (not for machines but just regular bucket mopping) to use a pH neutral solution (Ecolabs) that does not need to be rinsed nor does is leave residue. Not sure what it would do to a Tineco machine. I realize this doesn't really answer your question, but at least you know you're not alone 🤪
Consumer Reports said that it would work without liquid, is that correct?
@@terrirojas On Reddit a few people have said they use pine sol heavily diluted with water and it works fine.