It all deprnds on the floor of course. I like Mr Clean for the fresh scent. Most of the time i make my own gentle cleaner from castille soap and essential oils. Lemon is so clean smelling.

Thanks for the comments guys. Love learning on here.

On my kitchen Pergo laminate wood look floors, I use what Pergo recommends: diluted white vinegar. On my Italian porcelain wood look tile flooring, I use Murphy’s pure vegetable oil soap.

I use Bona concentrate diluted with water on my wood floors. I'd never use an all purpose product on them. For the tile floors I use a steam cleaner. Once in awhile I'll use white vinegar and water on them.

I use either disinfectant or a little bleach- no soaps or floor cleaners as they all make floors really slippy or a shiny mess if you know what I mean lol. Vinegar is also excellent.

Bathrooms white tile and grout, spray bleach cleaner, all laminate and hardwood, just a few drops of dawn in a spray water bottle, and it keeps away haze and keeps them clean longer than anything else.

I’ve developed severe multiple chemical sensitivities over the past two years. Right now I use Puracy Disinfecting Surface Cleaner for most everything. Main ingredient is vinegar. I also use Babyganics products, multi surface cleaner. Both from Target. I just spray and wipe with either a mop or on hands and knees. Wood floors get Unscented Bona cleaner. I recently am in love with a battery operated brush by Rubbermaid for use on anything really. $19.99 at Target. Looks like a bigger, beefier electric toothbrush. It even cleans grout reasonably well with only water.