Regular cleaning is essential to maintaining your wooden floors. It not only ensures a safe and healthy home but also extends the life of your flooring.
Vacuuming wooden floors removes dust and loose dirt but does not prevent grime build-up. For this reason, mopping is one of the most recommended ways to clean wooden floors.
In the video below, we were doing post-renovation clean-up, cleaning up the dust left behind by builders. This article demonstrates an effective wooden floor-cleaning technique that does not leave behind residues or streaks, and does not use any chemicals.
A few steps to mop your wooden floors like a pro.
Step Two: Begin Mopping at the Furthest Point Away From the Door
To remove all residual dust, use a dry microfiber head, and mop across the floor.
When the mop head has absorbed a lot of dust, we can either swap it out for a new one or vacuum the dirt off the mop head.
Continue, until you have completed the entire area.
Step Three: Final Mop - Two-Step Approach
In the final stage, we'll demonstrate the two-method technique. Tip: Remember to mop in the direction of the wood grain.
As you can see, it's very easy to mop a wooden floor like a pro the moment you know how. Have a look at this guide if you want to know how to deep clean your wooden floors.