How do you mop floors?
Dec 11, 2008 by XTC666 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
My bf went out for the day and I wanna mop the floors
I be acquainted with you pour a bucket of hot water and put some soap inside and mop it with that....BUT my true question is: Do you just take one's leave of the hardwood like that with
Most wood floors can be kept unarmed by first sweeping or vacuuming with a floor nozzle to remove most of the surface dust and dirt, then damp mopping with take water (dip a sponge in clear water, squeezing it out so that the mop is barely damp, almost
♥ †@ÿŁƏƏ♥ | Dec 11, 2008
Oh gosh- NEVER use a wet mop on hardwood floors!!!! You will breakdown the floor.
Sweep the floor making sure to get up all the dust, dirt, etc. Use a microfiber cloth (swiffer sweeper) if you have one.
Then, use the semi-wet
Mikes_girl | Dec 11, 2008
with a mop
jff_m_31 | Dec 11, 2008
Most wood floors can be kept dust by first sweeping or vacuuming with a floor nozzle to remove most of the surface dust and dirt, then damp mopping with lucid water (dip a sponge in clear water, squeezing it out so that the mop is barely damp, almost
(:♥TayLee♥:) | Dec 11, 2008
You neediness to make a mild solution of like murphy's oil soap or nothing at all and wipe wood floors. No water on them honourable rinse your mop or rag often. never ever let water stand on them. Good Luck!
itsmetrea | Dec 11, 2008
well,as usual lukewarm,plain water is best,as it will not discolor the wood floors.
veronica m | Dec 11, 2008
Hi, It is noteworthy to regularly remove dirt and debris from your wood floors as it can wear the finish. I usually vacuum with a unsolvable floor brush. If I don't feel like pulling out the vacuum I use a broom or swifter.
I damp mop only when
Jenny C | Dec 12, 2008
What should I use to mop my floors with?
Sep 30, 2006 by starfishblues | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I don't have any mop and glo. Is there something else I could mix with first to mop my floors with? Would dishwashing detergent work? I hope this doesn't seem like a silly question, I'm really eccentric. I just moved into a new apartment. Thanks
On my cookhouse floor often I use pinesol or mr. clean. You can use regular dish soap you just need to go back over with a rinse or it can get cloudy
Also I use a mop most of the duration because I am in a hurry but I try to get on hands
freemansfox | Feb 05, 4347
Mop floors - no residue and no streaking?
Oct 21, 2006 by MissQuestions | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
i've tried everything on the store and i have ceremic tiles and everything that i mop the floors with leaves a cloudy residue or streaks the floor. can anyone suggest something that works? i've tried all the household mop detergents from the supermarket
Sounds to me like you've got a adequate layer of waxy deposit on that floor. I say this because vinegar will not leave a residue - I know what you mean when you talk about those pesky footprints. It should give the impression squeaky clean but it feels
lazykins | Oct 20, 2006