I have laminate flooring in my house, and I am having a hard time finding the right cleaner for the floor, I mop it one day and then I see spots all over it! Ughhh.
If you don't mop it then you wont see spots all over it. LOL Just kidding:) I just had to polk fun at you:) Seriously now--click below and see if this helps. Good Luck!!!!
you can try windex,rain x or soapy water mixed with cold water.My husband used to clean floors for a living and he thinks one of these three would work.Test it on a small spot on the floor first and let it dry and see what it does.Or you can go to a floor store and ask what they recommend. They know the best products.
Hi, I just use warm water and vinegar 1 cup to a gallon. It works well and I prefer something that is natural. I just use a mop that is well wrung out so it is just damp. You do not want to wet floors. I sometimes buff up with a towel attached to my swifter. Soap-based products and citrus based products leave a residue on laminate making them look dull. It may take a few washings to get rid of the film.
One of the great advantages that laminate flooring has over other types of flooring is how easy it is to keep clean. Once installed, the after care that laminate flooring requires is very little and extremely simple, and if it is carried out regularly, your floor can be kept looking like new for many years to come. Generally speaking a simply brush over with a soft headed brush or a very slightly damp mop, is all that is needed when cleaning laminate flooring. Follow this with the use of a vacuum cleaner around the edges of the room, and also around any larger pieces of furniture that cannot be moved, and that is all that is generally required.
