Clean The Floor After Every Use

Clean or pine sol can remove grime but you may need to rinse or even hand dry the floor to prevent the cleanser from leaving residue behind.

Clean the floor after every use.

On stone skip anything with acid including vinegar and citrus which can mar and etch the surface in favor of mild dish soap and water. After every use reichert suggests taking the following steps. Sweep high traffic areas every day. Squeegee shower walls floors and doors after every shower to remove mildew causing moisture.

Use the right. Instead dry the floor with a clean lint free cloth immediately after washing. Lower traffic areas will need to be swept around twice a week. Take two extra steps to keep hardwood floors clean.

Use a rag or chamois type mop rather than a sponge mop which tends to push dirty water into the grout lines making them harder to clean. Keep in mind that darker colored flooring will take a bit longer to start looking dirty than lighter flooring. You want the cloth damp but not soaking wet. Alternatively you can use a vacuuming robot for cleaning hardwood floors if you re into adorable techy gadgets.

What to use to clean tile after installation. Squeegee the water off of walls floor and door. To clean dirt that the broom or vacuum can t get use a mop dampened with warm not hot water. Towel dampened with water if a dry cheesecloth doesn t do the trick try dipping it in some plain water and ringing out the excess.

If all else fails use soap but make sure the soap is designed for your flooring. Wipe these areas again with a towel to remove any leftover condensation. If your shower floor has grouts the best method to clean is to use warm water and a hard bristled brush. Floors that get a lot of use such as a kitchen floor will need to be swept every 1 2 days to be kept clean.

You can use this method to clean other marble surfaces as well. Then wipe these areas again with a dry towel to get rid of any last bit of water. Don t let your glazed tile floors air dry the sitting water will form water spots. It might be wise to forego the mopping phase though as these little electronic cleaning critters often use more liquid than hardwood can handle.