Once a week I use a few squirst of Dawn dish liquid to one gallon hot water. Once a month I use one cup of lemon scented ammonia to one gallon hot water. Cleans ground in dirt, grime, and old wax off. Then I go over with Mop and Glo.
I Clean my vinyl floors just like I clean ANY of my floors. I use a natural cleaner that requires no rinsing and a sponge mop. I have porcelain and ceramic and vinyl.
Deryl, vinyl doesn't need a lot. I just use warm water with a few drops of dish soap in it. Don't use too much soap. You shouldn't need to rinse if you only use a couple of drops. You can mop with a sponge, string or flat mop. Rinse often.
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Once a week I use a few squirst of Dawn dish liquid to one gallon hot water. Once a month I use one cup of lemon scented ammonia to one gallon hot water. Cleans ground in dirt, grime, and old wax off. Then I go over with Mop and Glo.
I Clean my vinyl floors just like I clean ANY of my floors. I use a natural cleaner that requires no rinsing and a sponge mop. I have porcelain and ceramic and vinyl.
Deryl, vinyl doesn't need a lot. I just use warm water with a few drops of dish soap in it. Don't use too much soap. You shouldn't need to rinse if you only use a couple of drops. You can mop with a sponge, string or flat mop. Rinse often.
1 cup baking soda
1 cup white cleaning vinegar
1 Tbsp blue Dawn
2 gallons hot water (I boil about 1/3 of mine)
Scrubbing Bubbles will shine them up and lift the dirt.