None. Sorry but hardwood floors do not allow cleaning/water products to be sprayed directly onto the floor. That includes a floor finished in Loba AT (great choice by the way!).

The ideal solution is a microfibre mop that has the cleaning solution sprayed onto the MOP...not the floor.

Whew! Crisis averted. Hardwoods are simple. You need to microfibre mop heads. One for 'dry mopping' (aka dusting your floor) and the other for damp mopping. Remember: most of your cleaning will be sweeping or dusting. The second most will be WATER-damp mopping (mop head will be almost dry...just enough moisture to pick up the fine dust on the floor). And the least amount of cleaning you will do will be with the cleaning solution.

The Loba cleaner is great (comes in concentrate). It will be used 1-2 PER MONTH. Yep. That's it. If you spill something just use a regular cloth to wipe it up.

I have oak floors. They're close to 70 years old. I sweep/dust every few days and wash with vinegar and hot water every couple of months or as needed. I use a regular well-wrung sponge mop. I dry my floors with thick towels, on my hands and knees - and will use the "sweeping foot" method if I get tired, lol! (Very old school, I know.)

I don't have a lot of traffic in my house, so this schedule/method works for me. My floors are clean and have a nice shimmer, too.

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Bona makes a good mop kit that works well. Check it out on Amazon.