What's the best way to mop a really tough floor? How do I get the F***** clean? I've bought a...

nedkelly · 61-69, M

Ask any female for help

If it's a tile floor, try professional strength Nano Scrub Abrasive cleaner, (wear rubber gloves and use a scrub brush). It's supposed to get BELOW the stains on your floor.

Also, the grout, if it's a tile floor, will have to be restored using a grout paint, such as Polyblend #60 Charcoal grout renew.

SooperSarah

Simple green. We use it at work. It cleans up oil and everything else.

KentuckyWildcats · M

Down on your hands and knees, just like you do when you want to do any "JOB" thoroughly.

awhitedot · 46-50, M

What type of floor? Sounds like you might need a mop or a cleaner with some abrasives in it. Just have to be careful on the type of floor you use it on so you don’t scratch it up.

WaryWitchWandering · 36-40, F

Lestoil in some hot water is pretty good (not on wood floor)

TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 41-45, MVIP

mop it multiple times with fresh hot water each time..

orioninthenight · M

This will probably work but it is dangerous and might break something: toilet bowl cleaner in a rather strong concentration. Just let it sit for a little bit first. Then spot mop. This stuff is what I use to even clean the tub.

calicuz · 51-55, M

Remodel.

Ontheroad · M

Is this an old ceramic tile floor? Or maybe a harsh cleaner was used (think acidic)? If so, the glaze may be worn or gone and that presents a whole new level of problems with getting it clean, and keeping it clean.

Teslin · M

You may want to look into hiring a cleaning company for a deep clean to get it how you like it.
Then you can maintain it from there ??
Just a thought.