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Summary: Use vinegar and water or a commercial pine cleaning solution to mop laminate flooring. Clean laminate floors with the housekeeping tips in this free video on home maintenance from a professional decorator and home cleaner.
Since 1997, Ann Myrick has been a professional decorator, house cleaner, home organizer and planner. She is the owner/operator of Anntics Home Decorating Company in Nashville,...read more
"Hi I'm Ann Myrick and today I'm going to show you how to clean a laminate floor. There are many products out there that you can get along with household items. I am going to use vinegar and water today but you can also pick a product out that you enjoy the smell, that has a great clean smell and use that. In my opinion the smell is very important. So I'm going to put a little bit of vinegar in my bucket of water and first you want to sweep and get all the particles off your laminate floor, use a sponge and squeeze it out very well and then you are going to go back and forth over the whole floor. If you come to a mark that is a little harder you just put a little bit more pressure or you could get a little bit of a scrub sponge if there is a hard place to get up. Depending on with the vinegar and water mixture you do not have to go back and rinse it but with some commercial products you will need to go back and rinse it. This is Ann Myrick and that is how you clean a laminate floor."
eHow Article: How to Clean Laminate Floors
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