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I was almost ready to put down some new linoleum in my kitchen. Regular mopping had not cleaned it and the dirt seemed grounded in. I mopped again in preparation, but this time I made up my own cleaning solution... 50% Bleach, 50% Water and some liquid dishwashing detergent. Wow, it took up all the dirt. It looks like new. I can hardly believe it.
By judy
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RE: Cleaning Old Linoleum
Right on Linne, my old dish soap had ammonia! I stopped using it when i saw the bleach warning.
RE: Cleaning Old Linoleum
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Post By (Guest Post)
(08/12/2006)
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liquid dishwashing detergent and bleach will not kill you, amonia and bleach will. judy's mix was a great idea and a safe way to clean linoleum floors.
RE: Cleaning Old Linoleum
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(02/02/2005)
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just read the back of the bleach, said not to mix with other acid products such as toilet cleaners, amonia and rust removers???
RE: Cleaning Old Linoleum
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Post By Linne Dodds (Guest Post)
(09/26/2004)
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Read the Bottle & Never do this again. The fumes could have Killed You. Never Mix Dish Detergent with Bleach or Ammonia!
A Clean Floor will Never be worth Dying For!
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