doctorinvertsugar Asks:
I have a puppy who is still in the process of being potty trained. He tries, but there is still a lot of pee on my fake wood floor (laminate maybe?) I've used Nature's miracle to mop the floor, and a swiffer wet jet, but I always feel like there's a film of grossness left behind. I'm disabled, so scrubbing the floor on my knees with a magic eraser isn't an option. Any tips? The floor LOOKS clean, but it doesn't FEEL clean.
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Steam mop? I find that Swiffer Wet Jets tend to leave a sticky film regardless of what you’re mopping up.
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asezawesome said:
If a steam mop is financially unattainable, one of those chamois type mops that can be really really really well wrung out can work here. Use just plain water, but make it as hot as you possibly can, and concentrate on the sticky places.
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ellaminnowpea said:
that sticky film is specifically why i stopped using the swifter wet jet
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nebulia13 said:
steam mops are great. we use one at work to clean the weird grooved tiles in our bathroom that are impossible to mop; just water gets all the mud out, and they definitely don’t leave any residue behind.
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nectarinetime said:
Maybe try a clorox wipe on the bottom of the swiffer? I don’t know if it’s bad for the floor or anything, but I bet it would get up the grossness.
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lglights-is-hiding said:
I found a spray mop kind of like the Swiffer Wet Jet that has a fillable bottle, so you can use whatever solution you want. I think it’s a rubbermaid product. If that helps the asker.
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