Hey guys, I'm looking for a little advice or any tactics others have with cleaning laminate wood flooring. Specifically darker laminate with a glossy finish on it. I have cleaned a few laminate floors usually with just a little bit of cleaner and I usually add a little vinegar in the mix, but I always seem to end up with a film on the floor after it dries and kind of takes away from the natural shine of the laminate. Usually I just go over it with a polishing pad to buff out the film, but I'm wondering if there is a quicker solution to this problem? I have customers calling me all the time with similar problems to this, and I just tell them I can come out and polish it up and would be good as new. Please offer any advice anybody may have. Thank you!
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That's what I use all the time. The simple green floor Care solution, not the standard simple green products. I even put about 8oz simple green floor Care into my prespray for carpets, just for the scent alone. It's amazing and customers love it
3 customers have installed vinyl plank and luxury vinyl flooring. The flooring manufacturer recommends using a Neutral pH floor cleaner, I have been using Bona laminate floor cleaner but looking for othe products.
Holloway House makes laminate floor cleaning products and 1 comes in a concentrate. I customer asked that I use it on their pergo type flooring and they make a laminate floor disinfectant also.
Brad BD janitorial
Holloway House makes laminate floor cleaning products and 1 comes in a concentrate. I customer asked that I use it on their pergo type flooring and they make a laminate floor disinfectant also.
Brad BD janitorial
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