If your surface-finished wood floor looks dull or dirty after dusting, you can use a pH neutral cleaner, such as the Bona PowerPlus deep wood floor cleaner, or a homemade solution of ¼ cup of dish soap and 1 gallon of warm water. To treat stains, mix vinegar, warm water, and essential oil in a spray bottle and shake well. Spray the solution onto any spills or stains, focusing on high-traffic areas. Bona's hardwood floor cleaner is the best choice for removing sticky dirt and shoe marks.
Use it with the Bona cleaning wipe, a microfiber mop, or a pre-filled cartridge that fits the Bona Spray mop. If vinegar doesn't work on stubborn stains, you may need to use a hardwood floor cleaner with a soft brush. Before polishing wooden floors, make sure they are quite worn out. Vacuuming is the best way to clean hardwood floors, but when you notice sticky stains and residue, it's time to mop.
You can clean your old hardwood floors with common household products like vinegar and water. However, if you have engineered wood floors, never use vinegar as it corrodes the baked coating that acts like wax on old wood floors. Follow the cleaner manufacturer's instructions to ensure that you can request assistance if you have difficulties or questions about the product. Choose a product with a fragrance that you enjoy enough to smell throughout the house.
The premium wood floor spray mop from Bona comes with everything you need to clean your hardwood floors and keep them clean. Cleaning heavily soiled hardwood floors may seem daunting, but all you need is knowledge and effort. With the right products and techniques, you can restore your old wooden floors to their former glory without any damage.
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