Wood Floor Cleaner

Maintenance Cleaner cleans hardwood floors without the residue left behind by other detergents. Maintenance Cleaner is gentle on wood and floor finishes, but tough on dirt. Maintenance Cleaner can be used as a pre-cleaner during the finishing or recoating process or as a regular maintenance cleaner.

Tough on dirt, gentle on floors and cleans without leaving a residue. Maintenance Cleaner is an excellent commercial-grade cleaner for all wood and laminate floors.

Directions For Use

1 - Sweep or vacuum the wood floor.

2 - Mix one part Maintenance Cleaner to four parts water.

3 - Maintenance Cleaner can then be transferred into a spray bottle for spot cleaning. To spot clean, spray Maintenance Cleaner on a clean sponge or dry towel and wipe the surface clean.

4 - For large surfaces, mix Maintenance Cleaner in a bucket using the recommended dilution ratio. Soak several large towels in the solution, making sure they are thoroughly wet. Wring out the towels to remove excess moisture. Wrap a towel around a push broom and tack the floor. To prevent redeposit of dirt and oil, refold towel using clean sides as needed. Pay special attention to corners.
Repeat the procedure in each area of the floor until the entire floor has been cleaned.

6 - If using an automatic scrubber, use a dilution rate of 4 parts water to 1 part Maintenance Cleaner with a white or red pad. Make sure squeegees and buffing pads work well. A person with a mop must follow behind the scrubber to pick up any water that is not picked up from the machine. Pay special attention to corners.

7 - For large surfaces, mix Maintenance Cleaner in a bucket. Soak several large towels in the solution, making sure they are thoroughly wet. Wring out the towels to remove excess moisture. Wrap a towel around a broom and tack the floor until it is completely free of dirt and oil.

For Smaller Cleaning Jobs