Any ideas on what to mop floors with that's safe? I use vinegar but is there anything else? I use pine cleaner only for areas that are far out of their reach.
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what's safe to mop floors with
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I use Mop 'n' Glo and other commercial floor cleaners. I figure they're safe when dry? I always lock the boys up in their room on those rare occasions I get around to mopping and let them out when it's dry.
I use Mr. Clean on the tile in the cat's room (where I keep there litter boxes, food and water). I also figure it is safe when dry. I feel that around the litter boxes especially, I should use an antibacterial cleaner.
On my wood floors, I use Bona cleaner. They have a Bona cleaner for tile floors too which I use sometimes. Bona is non-toxic. There are a ton of "green" cleaners on the market you could try. "Simple Green" is a nice multi-purpose cleaner, IME.
On my wood floors, I use Bona cleaner. They have a Bona cleaner for tile floors too which I use sometimes. Bona is non-toxic. There are a ton of "green" cleaners on the market you could try. "Simple Green" is a nice multi-purpose cleaner, IME.
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Thank you for your ideas
What kind of floors do you have? I use a homemade vinegar solution as well, which works beautifully on all my hard surfaces. I use it on my "fake" hardwood floors, vinyl flooring in the kitchen, Ikea dining room table, and even my kitchen countertops. I haven't really felt like I needed anything else. It does make the room a little stinky until it dries, but I put my ceiling fan on high and that helps a lot.
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I have hardwood and vinyl.I cleaned a little on my doors recently and use Pinesol just for the aroma. I love pine smell.I only cleaned where they couldn't reach though.
