Things You'll Need:
- Access to warm water
- Bucket
- nylon bristle brush/mop
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Step 1
Think back to your days filled with pestering your high school janitor.
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Step 2
Fill a bucket with warm water and a little bit of common dish soap. Ivory brand dish soap is a very readily available and cheap soap to use in this application.
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Step 3
Using either a mop or nylon bristle brush, scrub/apply the affected area thoroughly. Linoleum is a very hardy material, but it usually is a floor surface of a highly traveled area. Especially in commercial applications, equipment can cause deep grooves that really attract foreign bodies. Make sure to scrub these indentations thoroughly.
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Step 4
Rinse with a damp mop to pick up any excess soapy residue.
For large surface areas, either use two buckets, one with warm soapy water and one with clean water, or use a hose to rinse the area once it has been scrubbed. -
Step 5
Admire your easily maintained flooring system.









