Is your PVC or vinyl floor very dirty?
And you are looking for a trick to clean it and make it shine easily?
Then you've come to the right place!
Here is a simple and effective method to clean and shine PVC or vinyl siding.
It's very simple, 100% natural and economical! No need to buy expensive special cleaners full of chemicals.
All you need is white vinegar and washing up liquid . Watch:
- white vinegar
- water
- dishwashing liquid
- sweet almond oil
- mop
- vacuum cleaner
- bucket
1. Vacuum to remove all dirt, dust and hair.
Note: don't forget under furniture, in corners and along baseboards.
2. In the bucket, put 250 ml of white vinegar in 4 liters of hot water.
3. Add two drops of dishwashing liquid and two drops of sweet almond oil.
4. With the mop, wash the floor with this mixture by regularly soaking your mop in the vinegar water.
There you go, you now know how to clean and shine your PVC floor :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
Your floor is like new and shines with a thousand lights!
White vinegar is a very good natural cleaner for PVC floors.
This is because the acidity of vinegar helps remove dirt and grime without leaving it sticky and effortless.
In addition to cleaning your floor well, it also has the advantage of disinfecting it. Very useful in this time of coronavirus!
Thanks to this natural trick, your PVC floor can last for years while keeping a beautiful appearance.
Against stains from grape juice, mustard, ketchup, tomato sauce, make a paste of baking soda with water.
Then gently rub the stain until it disappears.
With 70% alcohol, you can remove stains from lipstick, hair dye and ink.
Use white spirit to remove pencil, paint and marker stains.
Use nail polish remover to remove nail polish stains.
To erase stubborn scratches, put a little jojoba oil on a towel and rub the area until the scratches disappear.
Then clean thoroughly with a solution of water and vinegar to remove all traces of grease.
Over time, dirt and dust damage the surfaces of PVC floors.
That's why I advise you to place a doormat in front of the front door to avoid bringing junk into the house.
Another helpful tip is to protect your floor when moving furniture.
You can use a wooden plywood plate, an old piece of carpet or a rug. That way, no scratches on the floor!
I can only advise you to place small self-adhesive pads under the legs of each piece of furniture and chair.
- Never wash PVC floors with plenty of water. If you do drop water, quickly wipe up the spills. On the other hand, no problem if you regularly pass a damp mop.
- When vacuuming, do not use a nozzle that is too hard, which may damage the surface of the coating and leave black marks.
- Never use very abrasive brushes or sponges. Even less steel wool.
- Do not use strong detergents, abrasive cleaners or cleaning products that leave a sticky film on the floor.
- Do not use wax or solvent-based polish.
- Do not use ammonia or an ammonia-based cleaning solution on PVC flooring, as it will break down the materials and "eat away" the flooring.
