By Vacuum, dust or wipe with a lightly dampened mop – never use soap-based detergents, as they can leave a dull film on the floor, and avoid over-wetting. Don’t use wax polish either, as this will make the floor slippery. To remove marks and stains, use a dilute solution of water and vinegar.
Mild dish soap can work well as a floor cleaner, and since it is so mild, it can be used on most floor types without leaving a residue. Don’t overuse it, though—too much will create a slightly sticky film. Here are two different recipes to try: Mix 1/4 cup mild dish soap and 3 cups warm water.
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5 Steps to Properly Mop a Floor
- Sweep the floor first. If you don’t, you’ll just be pushing dirt around. …
- Choose the right mop. This is probably the most important step. …
- Have a good system. Depending on what cleaner and mop you’re using, try to create an easily repeatable system. …
- Wipe in the right direction. …
- Let it air dry.
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