Stickyness on kitchen floor

RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by FlaKathy (91) | (09/16/2003) Contact I agree with Susan and the gratewun and would try vinegar first. If that doesn't work, I would try Goo Gone. It's made to "eliminate greasy, sticky problems." We've had great success with it. If that doesn't work, I might try Greased Lightening with caution. It is a harsher product but really conquers any type of grease. Good luck! RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (09/09/2003) Profile | Blog! | Contact If it is glue try using W-D 40 on the spots where it is sticky. If it is all over then try the Ammonia. It should do the trick. RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (09/09/2003) Profile | Blog! | Contact Lisa, The stickyness is very common if you have a gas stove or fry a lot. I found that vinegar is great for cutting the grease. Just add some to your normal cleaning solution. I use about a 1/2 cup with a bucket of water and find it cuts the grease really well. - Susan RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by AMaack (1) | (08/29/2003) Contact The stickiness may be from built up floor wax, or grime. Clear ammonia is very good for removing this, and it's very inexpensive. Just follow the directions on the bottle. RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by Verue (2) | (08/28/2003) Profile | Contact If it is glue coming through the floor try using lighter fluid. I had a tile floor installed and the glue came up between the cracks. The installer said to wipe with a rag dipped in lighter fluid. The glue came right up. As you should know its extremly flamable so be careful and clean with a soap solution afterwards. RE: Stickyness on kitchen floor Post by the gratewun (5) | (08/27/2003) Contact Hi, I work for an old man who spills a lot on his kitchen floor. You could feel your shoes sticking to it. No more. I used vinegar in hot water and its made an amazing difference. Hope this helps you :)