Can I Mop My Hardwood Floor With Pine-Sol?
Pine-Sol cleaner was first established in 1929 by Harry A. Cole, a chemist from Jackson, Mississippi. Despite a slow start -- it took 17 years for the product to be sold outside of his home state -- Pine-Sol became a household name for those looking to keep things spotless. The product can be used for cleaning hardwood floors as well as many other areas of the home. Does this Spark an idea?
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Usage
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Before using any Pine-Sol product to clean a hardwood floor, read the directions first. Like any household cleaner, Pine-Sol should be kept out of the reach of younger children. Pine-Sol should be mixed with water. The amount of the mixture depends on the size of the floor.
Benefits
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Pine-Sol has been registered with the Environmental Protection Agency as an approved disinfectant. When applied as directed, Pine-Sol can kill household bacteria on hardwood floors. Pine-Sol comes in a variety of scents, including lemon fresh, wild flower blast and orange energy. These options can add distinct aromas to your home.
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Warning
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When using Pine-Sol to clean a hardwood floor, make sure to clean any puddles of the product left on the floor itself. Puddles of the product left unattended can cause damage once absorbed into the floor. Pine-Sol is not recommended for hardwood floors that have been waxed, oiled, are visibly worn or contain pores.
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