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Laminate is another surface where less water is usually better.
Water can seep between planks and cause swelling or damage if too much is used.
A lightly damp microfiber mop is often preferable to a soaking-wet traditional mop.
Again, check the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Tile Floors
Tile generally tolerates more moisture than wood or laminate, but that does not mean you need to flood it.
Using less cleaning solution can reduce streaks and residue.
For grout, you may need occasional deeper cleaning with a separate brush because ordinary mopping often does not reach deeply into grout lines.
Vinyl Flooring
Many vinyl floors are relatively easy to maintain.
A damp microfiber mop with a compatible cleaner is usually enough for routine cleaning.
Avoid harsh abrasives that can scratch or dull the surface.
Can You Use Vinegar?
Vinegar is often promoted as a universal floor cleaner, but it is not appropriate for every material.
Its acidity can damage or dull certain surfaces and finishes.
Avoid using vinegar unless your flooring manufacturer specifically indicates that diluted vinegar is safe.
This is especially important for:
