Can you dilute this and soak a dry Swiffer pad to us it to wash floors?
1342578
Yes but it works better if you dilute and put a rag on the bottom of the swiffer instead of the swiffer sweeper cloths
1342579
We put three caps of Murphy Oil in aabout one liter of water and proceed to mop the wooden floor with the mixture and leavimg it slightly wet for the wood to absorb the oil.
731573
Definitely. I use a Walmart product called Grime Busters. They are cheap & wetter. I have very soft old pine floors also & just use a dry Swiffer cloth on them.
1909022
I wouldn't as it leaves quite a bit of wetness behind and has scrubbing brushes that could damage the surface. Works well with carpet since you can go back over several times to suck up the water, but you still must let carpet dry for a few hours.
167361
The bottle that is shown is already diluted. I have bought the cleaner in a spray bottle so that I can spray it on the floors and then wipe with the mop. If you are using this on some kind of small mishap, dampen a paper towel and wipe with that. Don't dilute this at all. Pouring from this bottle could cause you to use too much. Spraying is best.
590737
that's why I switched to a BonaKemi mop for my wood floors.... swiffer solution is going to streak your wood floors. Bona does not. Amazon sells the BonaKemi hardwood floor mop and refill for wood floors, it's great!
1470930
I have one of those sponge-on-a-stick mops. I have one sponge head dedicated to washing and another to waxing. Personally, I just dribble some on the floor and spread it around, but you could get a small rectangular container shaped a bit like the mop head but a bit larger, and use it to soak and re-soak the head.
1366696
Yes, I did. I read he instructions and just mopped it on with one of those string mops and let it dry. I don't think I diluted it with water.
2072096
These microfiber pads are for use with hardwood floors with Bona spray cleaner (either in a separate spray bottle or with the Bona mop that you attach the special spray refill bottles and spray by using button on the handle). I have 5 of these pads for my Bona mop and that way I can change frequently and wash them all at once. I use Swiffer for dry sweeping only. I like these Bona pads because the Bona mop is soooo easy to use with them.
1583571
No, I can wash multiple rooms with the same pad. When you are done, toss it in the laundry. But you do not need to rinse while you are in the process of mopping. Spray your product of choice directly on the floor and mop it up with the pad rather than dunking the pad itself in water.
1340318
Yes, but this is a concentrate and must be diluted. I mix it as directed with water, put it in a spray bottle, spray it onto the floor, and use a flat Bona mop with a pad. And, you can use a bit full strength to remove stubborn marks from the floor. The directions on the bottle explain all this.
538307
No. It works on dry surfaces. The pads it uses are similar to a swiffer sweeper.
1369711
Yes you can. You can either use it full strenth for spot cleaning- apply in a circular motion and wipe dry with a damp, terry cloth or dilute 2/3 cup in 1 gal. of hot water, apply with a mop and then rinse or wipe.
1750350
The cleaning container is just plastic, so you should be able to. This little machine is terrific, I ordered extra cleaning pads and put them in the washing machine. I am very pleased at the way it cleans floors.
1085691
I'm guessing it is. So I add water to 1/8 cup of MOS And reuse the squirt bottle. I love it. Makes washing the floors sooooo much faster and easier. Once I goofed and put too much MOS I it and my floors were all smudged up. Had to re wash with 1/2 vinegar & 1/2 water.
1889991
just use it as it is....don't mess around with it by diluting it with water or any other liquid! Use it sparingly....don't DROWN the floor with it and create a little "river". Just use it LIGHTLY.
1428013
yes. mix 8-12 oz with water, brush on a damp surface, agitate with nylon brush, and rinse with water.
2102926
I don't see why not as long as you dilute it. This product is for multiple surfaces.