6 INCREDIBLE WAYS TO CLEAN YOUR HOME WITH FABULOSO DISINFECTANT
Cleaning laminate floors with vinegar is quite simple. All you have to do is mix together 2 cups of vinegar with 1 gallon of warm water (not hot). and dip a cloth or mop into the mixture and use it to mop your laminate floors until it looks very clean. After doing that, just use another mop ( a dry one) or a dry cloth/cleaning towel and use it to wipe off the floor. This will make your laminate flooring look nice and shine. This is also one of the best ways to remove build-up on laminate floors.
How to clean a tile floor with vinegar
There are many different ways to clean a tile floor with vinegar. Vinegar doesn’t just clean tiled floors but it also shines them as well. Mixing vinegar with other things like baking soda, rubbing alcohol, etc creates the best homemade tile floor cleaner.
To clean your tile floor with vinegar all you have to do is mix 1 cup of vinegar and 2 cups of disinfectant (fabuloso) with 1 gallon of water. Now dip a mop into the water and use it to clean your floor. It’s best to use a micro giber mop as a normal mop leaves behind a lot of residue.
Will vinegar damage ceramic tile?
The answer to this is no. Cleaning ceramic tile floors with vinegar will not damage it, that’s if you are using the right amount. If you are going to clean your ceramic tile floors with vinegar I would recommend that you only use a small amount of vinegar.
The best way to clean ceramic tile floors with vinegar without damaging them is to get a bucket filled with 1 gallon of water and mix it with 1/2 cup of white vinegar and 1 squirt of dawn dish soap. After you mix them together dip a microfiber mop into the bucket of water and use it to clean the floors. Make sure the mop isn’t too wet. When you are finished with mopping the floors get a clean dry cloth or mop and use it to dry up the floor. The reason why you want to do that is that you don’t want to make sure that your floor isn’t too wet and when there’s a lot of water on your tile floors it can leave watermarks.