K.B. asks from Lincoln, NE on August 14, 2009
Laminate Floor Cleaner????
Please help! I have a new house and the kitchen has a laminate wood floor. Does anyone have any suggestions to clean it?? I looked on line and it said a vinegar/water solution...it still looks super streaky and dirty, plus, with three young kids, I would like to use something that I feel is actually getting the grime off:) HELP
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K.S. answers from Green Bay on August 16, 2009
I'd recommend Shaklee's Basic H2. It is one of Oprah's Favorites! It is green, nontoxic, SUPER-concentrated (YOU add the water to a few drops in a spray bottle), and therefore economical.
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K.S. answers from Green Bay on August 16, 2009
I'd recommend Shaklee's Basic H2. It is one of Oprah's Favorites! It is green, nontoxic, SUPER-concentrated (YOU add the water to a few drops in a spray bottle), and therefore economical.
To learn more and order online, go to:
P.C. answers from Davenport on August 15, 2009
You can clean it with any of your favorite cleaners. The only thing I have found that does not leave it full of streaks is the "Orange Base" cleaner. Like "Simply Orange". I clean the floor and then after it has dried I go over it with a a swiffer (dry) sprayed with the orange cleaner. It dries streak-free and beautiful that way.
P.H. answers from Fargo on August 15, 2009
I use a steam cleaner on mine and love it. I have a Eureka, but I know there are even better ones out there... as mine does not get into corners very well, so I end up just using a hot wet washcloth in the corners. I just use my regular vacuum on the bare floor setting to get the dirt off, then go over it with the steam cleaner. I like that I don't have chemicals on my floor with my kids running around on it all day. I think it cleans great and leaves no streaks. I have hard water, so I use distilled water in the cleaner. I also have a laminate floor cleaner made by Orange Glo that I use for spot cleaning if I don't have time to get out the steam cleaner. It works ok, but I would not use it on the entire floor. I have tried a swiffer, but found the cloths would get caught on the corners of some of the floor sections and leave tuffs of the cloth all over.
C.J. answers from Madison on August 15, 2009
I find that using vinegar/water with mop and then drying the floor with a towel gets the laminate floor clean and streak free. Of course, if you have a lot of floor to clean at once, that might not be so feasible. Good luck.
R.D. answers from Des Moines on August 16, 2009
We had laminate floors in our old place. Pergo makes a cleaner and mop specifically for their floors and it worked amazingly. It's a spray bottle and a dust mop, so you just spray as you go, and let the solution sit for a minute or two in the really grimy areas. It worked on everything and was really fast to get done. I wish I had something so great for my wood floors here! I think you can find the cleaner at Home Depot or wherever they sell Pergo.
V.E. answers from Minneapolis on August 15, 2009
Hi there!
I use vinegar and water too. I tried the murphys oil and some of the other cleaners and there was just so much build up that held dirt. So I asked my realtor when I got our new house and he and many other people suggested vinegar and water. I do it by had so their isn't a lot of standing water, but you could use a mop and dry it with the towels too. Then throughout the week I swiffer it to keep the dust off.
Hope this helps :)
L.A. answers from Minneapolis on August 15, 2009
I use Zep laminate floor cleaner. You can get it Home Depot.
K.S. answers from Milwaukee on August 15, 2009
Bona is awesome!! We use it on hardwood floors so it's got to be okay for laminate. Check it out, it's just and spray and mop. Good luck, I think you can get it at Sears.
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