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Outdoor Living: What's the best way to clean hardwood floors?

Ryan
Ryan Suwanee, GA
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  • Jim
    Commented on Apr 01, 2011
    Ryan - it depends on the level of cleaning your referring to... I've got 5 animals, two ...»
    grandkids, and 2,000 sq ft of oak flooring so I've had to really learn to clean them. Two 'bests' based on that level of need: 1) Warm water (20 oz), vinegar (5 oz), and rubbing alcohol (5 oz) mixed in a 32 oz spray bottle (EXAMPLE proportions). Spray this on lightly and use a hardwood floor mop to clean an area at a time.

    Second method is to use a steam SHARK as it provides a deep cleaning steam to loosen the dirt with a soft cloth head to grab the dirt and wick it away. The head is washable and mine came with two, making it very convenient. Cost - around $50 at Bath, Bed, and Beyond - but look for a coupon and save $$$.

    Good luck!

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Gardening: I have an area where I'm trying to 'build' some rich soil by feeding earthworms - generally melon scraps and other

fruit, coffee grounds, newspaper, etc. Worms are abundant... My question is, is this dirt better with these additives and the 'effect' of the worms? Or - better just to go buy some top soil?

Jim
Jim Grayson, GA on Apr 01, 2011
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  • Darby C
    Darby C on Apr 01, 2011
    What you are doing is great. It may take a little more time, but the soil will get there.
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