Monday, January 18, 2010

Hardwood Floor Mop Can You Mop Hardwood Floors?

Can you mop hardwood floors? - hardwood floor mop

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Posted by Camille Zito at 9:43 AM

4 comments:

lorenzo said...

I do not know if it's a new or old soil. But depending on what you do with them, usually all you need to do is dustmop or with a dry mop or spray with something like Endust, so that not only push the dust around young rabbits elsewhere. There would be no damage or damp mop the floor with a damp mop, but you can remove all the wax finish on the surface. But if you go back to wax floors, no big deal. MOP far

January 21, 2010 at 11:09 PM
lightpul... said...

Yes, but remove the wood and clean the first floor with detergent and warm water to remove dirt and stains. Then let it dry completely for one day leave. Then apply polyurethane to protect the surface. It is very resistant and waterproof. I would use a satin finish that will not be too slippery. Once protected with polyurethane regularly clean mop on the floor, but when we see the early signs disappear from polyurethane, I would repeat the process.

January 22, 2010 at 5:58 AM
garydunn... said...

Yes, you can wash the wood floors. Just use common sense. including the use of a metal or Sanding points, including a cloth MOP is the best. Otherwise do not use bleach or detergents, as you prepare your soil [Bleach seems worse red wax, or just eat Woodstain] T GO your local wood floor cleaner and looks fit. only a couple of MOP and chamois dry, while others let it dry and then you [will quickly tire of it]

January 22, 2010 at 8:56 PM
aponderg... said...

Of course you can, try Murphy's soap is drying out for the cleaning of wood, without.

January 23, 2010 at 4:32 AM

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