Bleach water is one step easier—if you buy the cheapest bleach. Look at the front labels on the different brands of bleach on the store shelves. They come in different strengths! When I thought I was saving money by buying the cheaper bleach, I realized I was paying for more water. A cup of bleach may not be a cup of bleach. Do the math and see if you are really saving money or not. ☺️
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Bleach water is one step easier—if you buy the cheapest bleach. Look at the front labels on the different brands of bleach on the store shelves. They come in different strengths! When I thought I was saving money by buying the cheaper bleach, I realized I was paying for more water. A cup of bleach may not be a cup of bleach. Do the math and see if you are really saving money or not. ☺️
That Yellow is wear, and cannot be removed. You could paint it though!
do not use bleach,that will make it yellower.....http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-yellow-stains-on-linoleum-flooring/
Have you put an acrylic or something on top of the flooring to bring back the shine? If so, it needs to be stripped off.