Jeff's Fuller Brush Place

Today I want to talk about using Fulsol to clean floors. First of all, do not use Fulsol on wood flooring. You can use it if the wood is sealed, however any unsealed spots would have the Fulsol pulling the natural oils out of the wood. On vinyl, tile and laminate floors, Fulsol is fine. In another post, I'll talk about using Fulsol to clean carpets.

First of all, unless the flooring is extremely dirty, you will need a lighter than normal dilution of Fulsol. I use 1oz to make a gallon of floor cleaner. Spray it on the the area to be cleaned and let it sit for a few minutes. I have found that the Microfiber Wet Mop is best for larger areas (kitchens, living rooms, etc) and the sponge mop is good for smaller areas (bathrooms, laundry areas, etc). If your flooring is sticky after it dries, you need to make the dilution lighter. If you are cleaning flooring that has been neglected and is very dirty, you may need to use the regular dilution of 2oz of Fulsol to make a gallon of cleaner and use a scrub brush for the initial cleaning, then use the lighter dilution of Fulsol for maintenance.

For wood floors, go to the Floor Care section of my Fuller Direct website and check out the Wood Floor EZ Mist Cleaner, currently on sale. You will also find a complete selection of Mops, Brushes and Brooms for you floors there.

Labels: Cleaning, Floors, Fuller Brush, Fulsol