Wooden Floor
How do i wash a 40 year old parquet floor? My mom says a drop of vinegar in water with a string mop. Is she nuts? What are the different methods?
How do i wash a 40 year old parquet
floor?
My mom says a drop of vinegar in water with a string mop.
Is she nuts?
What are the different methods?
To 1:52pm
Your welcome
Hello-
I recently moved into my new apartment and I cleaned the parquet floors with Murphy’s Oil Soap and it did a FANTASTIC job of getting off years of grime. I scrubbed with a sponge on my hands and knees though.
VINEGAR CAN RUST METALS!!! Don’t forget that vinegar use can rust metals and may void a product’s warranty.
That being said, I still plan to use Quickie’s ‘Dust Mop’ with water and vinegar for regular cleaning.
http://www.quickie.com/Public/Products/Default.aspx?UID=&ProductCategoryId=34&ProductId=81
* Using vinegar voids their warranty*
Whatever cleaner and whatever mop you use, ALWAYS USE AS LITTLE WATER AS POSSIBLE or go over the area with a fry mop.
Thanks for hearing my opinions 🙂
BE CAREFUL how much water you get on the floor soaking into cracks and wood grain. I suggest you concentrate on drying the floor after washing. Vinegar is a great cleaner so don’t be afraid to use it.
Ysabelle is a friggin’ RACIST!!
Murphy’s leaves a residue, and even their own web site says it is not good to use on wood floors. Vinegar is the best… and on windows, too. Go Kim and Aggie!
To 10:57am
Don’t forget to put it on your salad.
I like to add a litte piss to my vinegar
To 9:931Am
No thank you. I don’t dance.
To 8:57AM
Please explain dry heat.
Thank you.