If you mean the viral DIY floor-cleaning trick, here’s a simple version for ceramic/porcelain tile and vinyl floors. Vinegar should not be used on marble, travertine, limestone, or other natural stone.
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✨ Easy Floor-Cleaning Recipe
You’ll need:
1 gallon (about 3.8 L) warm water
½ cup white vinegar
1–2 tablespoons mild liquid dish soap
Microfiber mop
How to use it:
Sweep or vacuum the floor first.
Mix the ingredients in a bucket.
Dip in your mop and wring it out very well.
Mop the floor in small sections.
If the floor feels sticky or leaves residue, go over it with clean water.
Let it dry completely—or buff with a clean microfiber cloth for extra shine.
For stubborn marks on tile, a paste of baking soda and water can be used as a spot treatment rather than putting lots of baking soda into the whole bucket.
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Important: Don’t mix vinegar with bleach or ammonia. And if you have wood, laminate, or natural stone, tell me which one—you’ll want a different recipe to avoid damaging the finish.
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