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Homemade Wood and Laminate Floor Cleaner

 

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Homemade Wood and Laminate Floor Cleaner

The great thing about alcohol as a cleaning agent is that, like water, it has a nearly neutral ph—neither acidic nor alkaline. And it helps to dry the floor quickly. This makes alcohol the perfect ingredient in your homemade cleaner to clean, protect, and preserve beautifully finished wood and laminate floors.
Prep Time5 minutes
Total Time5 minutes
Course: How to
Cuisine: Cleaning

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Pour all ingredients into a small bucket or container. Mix thoroughly and pour the mixture into your spray bottle of choice or the recycled Swiffer WetJet container using a funnel.

Notes

NOTES:
  1. Alcohol is a fantastic cleaning product—rubbing alcohol (70% is most common, but 91% works well, too), denatured alcohol, even gin, or plain vodka. Alcohol is also a disinfectant, as you know from visiting a doctor’s office or hospital.
  2. The great thing about alcohol as a cleaning agent is that like water, it has a nearly neutral ph—neither acidic nor alkaline. And it helps to dry the floor quickly. This makes alcohol the perfect ingredient in your homemade cleaner to clean, protect, and preserve beautifully finished wood and laminate floors.

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