Linoleum floors: With a terry cloth towel on the Mary Moppins Mop Head clean these floors with hot water. Add one fourth cup of white vinegar per gallon of water for a cleaning boost if desired. Our Liquid Dish Soap can safely be used occasionally as it does not contain phosphorous like most detergents and cleaners. It will not soften and damage the sealant like most cleaners made for floors. Detergents cannot be rinsed off a floor. The sticky residue deteriorates the sealant causing the floor to dull and become difficult to clean.

If your linoleum floor has deep "divots", twice a year fill the sink with our Liquid Dish Soap. Scrub the floor with a nylon scrub brush then rinse with vinegar and water.

If your floor has dulled and is not coming clean, then it could be time to strip and wax. I recommend purchasing your floor stripper, sealant and non-yellowing wax from a janitorial supply store. Yes the supplies are more expensive but replacing your floor costs considerably more. You will be well pleased with how much easier they are to use and the lasting results.

Strip the floor following bottle directions using a towel with the Mary Moppins Mop Head. You will not damage the mop head. Then mop with one half cup vinegar per gallon of water. Apply the sealant allow to thoroughly dry then add two coats of wax waiting for each to dry before apply the next layer. A sealer is necessary or the wax will not give the proper results.