How can I clean ceramic tile floor without leaving a film?Ive tried mixing water vinegar, plain dish soap (tiny bit), your common household cleaner like pine-sol and they all leave film. I do have hard water so that might be the problem. ;}
Ceramic is completely sealed so any floor cleaner should work. If it's leaving a film it may be the water or maybe the cleaner is difficult to rinse off.
get new tires if the tires are wore out, it all depends on how long they last by the way you drive and take care of them and make sure your car is in alignment, the harder the rubber in the tire the longer they will last, if you get performance tires they won't last long at all as they are soft rubber and are good for grip and cornering but don't wear good.
Seriously, if you are trying to save money -- go to a used tire place -- they get GOOD tires that will give you a LOT of miles. I've bought used tires for YEARS and have NEVER had a problem with any of them. Sometimes they come off new cars that are wrecked, etc.but the tires are good.
The best would be one of the steam cleaners as there is nothing else involved that water. Try it first with your normal tap water and see how much of a residue that you get. You may need to buy a jug of distilled water at the grocery store to use for the steamer.
Method makes a cleaner for marble, it is called The Daily Granite. It is available at the grocery store that I work at. I noticed that you can also get it online at Amazon. Lowes has it here in Indiana, according to the Method web site. Okay, that is the cleaning product part, now for the no-streak part. I once new a woman from the old country who was taught by her mother not to use a mop but to get down on her knees and wash the floor by hand, maybe you could use and old towel or something soft- yet stronger than paper towels. But if you are a modern gal, maybe your swiffer mop thingy will work with this product. G-d bless, D.
