Purchasing Your Floor Cleaners

Now you know what to look for and what you may need for your place, it is time for you to go shopping. There are so many products on the market to choose from you could shop for hours. Below are just some of what is available for you to review. Take a look. You may find something you already use or may want to switch to:

 

·        Anderson Floor Cleaner: This floor cleaner is for polyurethane finishes only. You use this mainly to clean small spots and to remove scuff marks. This comes in a 32oz spray bottle for $5.99. Also is available in a gallon.

·        Anderson Touch Up Kit: Talking about touch-up kits. You can use this for nicks, scratches, and any type of minor damage. This kit comes with three color matched fill sticks and two stain matched markers. It sells for $27.

·        Armstrong Hardwood & Laminate Cleaner: This floor cleaner is primarily for floors that have a laminate and hardwood urethane finish. It comes in a 32oz bottle and sells for $5.99.

·        Basic Coatings-Intensive Floor Treatment: You can use this product to really remove old coatings of previous finishes so you can really give it a good intensive cleaning. This treatment, if you use it correctly, will remove any cloudiness or streaks from your hardwood floor. Make sure to get the scrub pad that goes with it. This sells for $14.50.

·        Armstrong Resilient & Ceramic Cleaning Kit: With this kit you get everything you need to clean vinyl and ceramic floors. It contains an eight by 15 swivel mop, one terry cloth, and a 32oz bottle of the cleaner. This sells for $21.

·        Capture Cleaning Kit: If you have any type of carpet at home, this kit will do the job for you. It captures particles like a sponge. With this kit you need no other carpet cleaner. It sells for $35.

·        Bonakemi Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth: As was mentioned earlier, some people use the Swiffer to clean their floors. This is designed just for that type of cleaner. It is designed to clean just about any surface. You can wash and re-use them as often as you need to. They cost just $7.50 a pack.