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Cleaning Orange Glo Residue From Floors |
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We were also victims of the Orange Glo Hardwood floor fiasco! Our cleaning service used it on our foyer when our usual solution ran out. The waxy/oily/sticky smudge grew through the whole first floor. To give you an idea, 2200+ prefinished Bellawood Brazilian Cherry all covered with this stuff tracked by footsteps and attempts to remove it.
I tried the water/ammonia/water solution 3 equal parts and did not work so well. The Zep Hardwood and Laminate Floor Cleaner did the job! It took new pads on the mops (Dickies), and 2 rounds of scrubbing. The floors still have minimal residue which I'm sure will be removed over the next few cleanings.
Other safe products for your wood floors are:
1. Zep for laminate and hardwood
2. Bruce hardwood and laminate floor cleaner
Both of these are $5 to $9 at Lowes and Home depot. Good luck, don't forget to get new mops before starting.
Source: This info is from our own experience, sweat and back ache. :)
By W. Rodriguez from Fayetteville, NC
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RE: Cleaning Orange Glo Residue From Floors
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Post By mulberry204 (Guest Post)
(06/18/2008)
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I am so glad you told us that. I never knew Orange Glo would make such a mess.
Thank you.
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