Best cleaner for wooden floors?

I’ve heard vinegar and water isn’t good for cleaning wooden floors as vinegar eats into varnish, water with a dash of antiseptic is good, not sure if this product protects? What is the best method?

 

Gemini - Linky

 

We always used metho and water as the metho helped it dry quicker and leave less streaks.

 

Depends on the sealer - an estapol type finish can take vinegar, metho etc. but the low sheen satin finishes only a well wrung out mop and soap and water

 

http://vcssolidtimberfloors.com/how-to-maintain-a-timber-floor.html

Been using this for 15years can highly recommend, only problem is you need to pick up at the Perth warehouse, but 4Lt will last you a few years.

We also add a drop of eucalyptus oil.

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BULK buying

 

They are the type that come pre-varnished. So I’m guessing that would be estapol. One area I’m particiluraly seeing splitting, wear, etc is in front of the fridge. It’s not one particular floorboard, a few different ones so not a fault. Is there any way to lessen the wear? Rest of house is fine. I’m guessing a fridge/heat/cool issue with a plastic type finish? Can it be protected from further damage? one bedroom was done in low sheen, rest of the house in a higher gloss.

 

Worth a try!

 

I swear by Enjo. It's expensive to get started but it lasts for years and is the cleanest I could even get my timber floors - and you only use water!

 

I've just used a water plus a small cap of sugar soap and a small cap of dettol, not sure if it's doing any harm, but so far so good.

 

This one swears like a trooper

 

Thanks Wyllie. Is it good for cleaning shower tiles, shower glass and grout?