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anyone tried it? For the most part I was happy with the Orange Glo, but someone who knows wood very well told me that the OG may leave the floor shiney but wood is not supposed to look like that and in the long run it will damage my floor. He swears all I need is a damp (water) mop. I do have these "not so great looking" spots that he says is caused by the cleaner..I dunno anymore /o\
Even though he says yes, I just can't accept that pure water will clean a floor.
I'm thinking of trying this tea formula..
Clean Hardwood Floors
Use boiling water and two teabags to clean hardwood floors. The tannic acid in tea creates a beautiful shine for hardwood floors. Let two teabags steep in the boiling water for a few minutes. Pour the tea into a bucket. Take a soft cloth and wring it out in the tea. The cloth merely needs to be damp, not soaked. This will enable the floor to dry quickly. Wash the floor and be ready to be amazed by the sheen.
Even though he says yes, I just can't accept that pure water will clean a floor.
I'm thinking of trying this tea formula..Clean Hardwood Floors
Use boiling water and two teabags to clean hardwood floors. The tannic acid in tea creates a beautiful shine for hardwood floors. Let two teabags steep in the boiling water for a few minutes. Pour the tea into a bucket. Take a soft cloth and wring it out in the tea. The cloth merely needs to be damp, not soaked. This will enable the floor to dry quickly. Wash the floor and be ready to be amazed by the sheen.
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