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How do you clean your hardwood flooring?
Comments (5)The manufacturer is the 'last word' on what to use and how to use it. Your engineered floor could have one of a dozen different finishes on it...each finish has it's own maintenance. You will need to find the name of your procuct (and anything special about the finish) and then search for the maintenance documents on line. Someone with Bona on their floors can and should use Bona. Anyone with a Bruce or Armstrong Floor should use Bruce or Armstrong cleaners/maintenance products which are applicable to your finish. Until you manage to down load/print your maintenance information, you can stick with a "dry" microfibre mop for your day-to-day sweeping. Every wood floor needs to be swept a few times per week...every week until you move or get a new floor. Damp cleaning (water, bona, bruce, etc) are once per MONTH cleaning schedules. Yes...once per month is all it needs for "damp". NEVER STEAM CLEAN! Let us know your floor's name/finish and we'll see if we can dig up those documents for your. Your point of sale (assuming you purchased from a quality flooring store and paid for quality installation) should have something. If you purchased from a big box store...don't bother. They ruin floors on daily basis. Google your product and you will get FAR MORE information than if you go back to said big box and ask "Skippy" the Wonder Kid....See MoreHow often do you clean your house?
Comments (8)I am a very untidy person so I need to always tidy up and pick up after myself. However as for all out cleaning. One a week tops and then it's not perfect! Obviously things like the kitchen and bathroom need going over daily. I don't dislike cleaning. However, if it's between cleaning everything in the whole place or going to do something more interesting, it's definately the alternative. Life is too short to spend so much time being spotless constantly. Once every 3 months I go top to bottom all out. And in between?! Ah what ever I feel like! I know people who enjoy cleaning and do it extensively everyday. Not my thing....See MoreHow do you clean your windows?
Comments (101)Cleaning indoor windows is usually pretty easy - a bit of window cleaner and a clean microfiber towel or paper towels, whichever you prefer. Outdoor windows can be trickier - who wants to climb up on a ladder to reach the ones on the 2nd/3rd floor? Rejuvenate Outdoor Window and Surface Cleaner is a concentrated non-scrub formula that instantly removes stains from outdoor windows and siding without any scrubbing. Excellent at removing dirt, pollen, salt and other residues, this cleaner also leaves behind a streak-free shine. This cleaner is sustainable, non-toxic, and is safe to use on vinyl siding, wood siding, brick, stucco and all roofing. Concentrated formula reaches windows up to 40 feet high Instantly removes dirt, dust, pollen, etc Attach to garden hose, spray on, wait a few minutes then rinse clean...See MoreHow often do you clean your siding?
Comments (1)Used to do this 2-3× a year, scrubbing with a dish soap saturated cloth multiple times then rinsing. This was until I discovered that Wet n' Forget applied (on an overcast day with no chance of rain) 1x/year with a garden sprayer saves the scrubbing and drying. Highly recommend that prooduct!...See Morestir_fryi SE Mich
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