6 Way How to Clean Floor Tiles

 
How to Clean Floor Tiles and Marble: Maintaining Them in Their Glorious State

Cleaning your floors, be it tiles or marble, is a well-known aspect of home preservation. Cleaning regularly gives your floors some semblance of beauty aside from ridding them of dirt and germs. Check below for simple yet effectual tips on how to maintain your floors spick and span and shiny.

Sweep and Mop Daily

Sweeping and Mopping: sweeping and mopping has to be done daily. This is especially in the hot season and rainy seasons. It does the work of taking away huge piles of dust and dirt. This makes the floor to look fresh.

   Using Water and Soft cloth: when using for marble floors, always use white cotton cloth with a little dampness with water. The floor's texture will not be destroyed.

Application of the Solution Made from White Vinegar and Water

White Vinegar Application: Mix half a cup of white vinegar in a bucket of water and apply the solution to mop the floor. This mixture eliminates germs and produces a shine on the floor.

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  Overuse Avoidance: Use the vinegar only one or two times a week, since it may damage certain surfaces and bases if applied daily.

Baking Soda and Lemon Formula

Preparation of the Mixture : Take one tablespoonful of baking soda, mix it with lemon juice, and water. This solution will easily remove tough stains, and greasy residue.

 Apply Mixture Directly: Apply this mixture directly on stubborn stains and leave it to sit for 10-15 minutes then clean using a clean cloth.

Dishwashing Liquid

Water and Dishwashing Liquid: Mix a small quantity of dishwashing liquid in a bucket of water and you will find that mopping the floor is possible. You can actually clean grease and oil marks easily while leaving a gentle fragrance.

Natural Stone Cleaner (For Marble and Granite)

Stone Cleaner: For marble or granite floors use natural stone cleaner. Natural cleaners do not cause damage on the surface of the stone.

 

Microfiber Mop and Soft Cloth

   Microfiber Mop: A microfiber mop is effective in dusting and dirt pickup and can also be used in marbles as they are completely nontoxic to marbles.

 Dry Mopping: You would have to mop over, dry mop using a smooth dry cloth to get all the remaining moisture.

How to remove tough Stains

Oil or Grease Stain: Mix baking soda and water, apply on stain and let it stay for sometime, clean with mop.

Ink or Color Stains: Wipe it using a cloth damped with rubbing alcohol. This could get rid of stubborn ink.

More Tips:

  Prevent Acidic Cleaner Use: Avoid using acidic cleaners to clean marble or tiles as these will likely do harm.

Dirt Prevention: A doormat outside the entrance can help keep out dirt coming into the house.

   Maintenance: On a routine basis, the floor should be properly cleaned at least once every week to eradicate dirt or stains.

With these tips, your floors will always be in sparkling cleanliness with a shining look, free from germs and dirt, and the place will feel much fresher.

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