How to clean sheet rock dust off laminate floors?
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wipe down with waterbased wood stain in a shade darker than mid range color and mop clean
So Murphy's should not be used on Laminate flooring. It will leave your floors streaked, with or without the added sheetrock dust. You also should not mop your laminate floors with water. Water seeping down into the cracks of the laminate floor can soak into the compressed bottom board of the laminate flooring causing it to swell and split the seams apart and, well, ruin your floor. I highly recommend using this product for your laminate floors. It's an alcohol base and dries very quickly, leaving no streaks! You'll probably need to wash your floor with it a couple of times, letting it dry in between, to get the Murphy's residue off. To use this floor cleaner, just spray it directly on the floor and mop floor. ( a swiffer wet mop works great, just don't use the cleaner it comes with!)