When caring for their floors at home, most people try to use effective cleaning products.
However, if we are rational, it should become clear that many people make serious mistakes when choosing floor cleaning products.
Therefore, it is worth remembering several products that should not be used for washing floors.
Alkaline detergents
They can be too aggressive for wooden floors, destroying protective coatings and causing stains and loss of shine.
Instead, it is recommended to use neutral products specially designed for wooden surfaces.
The Dangers of Chemical Bleaches on Laminate and Vinyl Flooring
Chemical bleaches, often used to remove stains and dirt, can cause discoloration of laminate and vinyl flooring, making it appear dull. Instead, experts recommend using mild detergents or specialized cleaners suitable for these types of flooring.
Aggressive Acids: A Hidden Threat to Tiles and Stone
While acids can be effective in removing greasy stains, they can also damage the smooth surfaces of tile and stone, causing them to become dull and lose their shine.
The most interesting thing is that many people choose such products due to their versatility, but here everything is quite ambiguous.
The Dangers of Too Hot Water on Linoleum and Quartz Vinyl
Using water that is too hot when cleaning can cause linoleum and quartz vinyl to warp, leaving them soft and vulnerable to damage.
Of course, hot water copes better with various contaminants, but here you should always be rational.
Vinegar
There is a homemade vinegar-based cleaning product that seems to work effectively on a variety of stains and leaves no marks on the surface.
However, it is always worth considering the rational component. If a vinegar-based product is used for linoleum or parquet, the surface may quickly darken.
Previously we talked about how to get rid of different types of stains on the carpet.
