My kitchen and family room have very glossy ceramic tile flooring. I cannot find any type of cleaner that does not leave water spots and streaks. Help!
By Pat DiVarco from Chicago, IL
If the grout is properly sealed, then lightly spraying an area with Watkins Citrus Cleaner and damp-mopping it with an old fashioned string mop works fine. Clean, no streaks, and quite agreeable smell. Other citrus cleaners may work too.
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By Helmut
I use cornstarch in my warm water, it does wonderfully well! Mop and wipe dry. I dry mine so as not to get lime deposit build up. (04/13/2009)
By Dorothy
I use Windex. It works great, cleans great and dries streak free. Use the real Windex. I tried using a less expensive brand and it left a sticky residue. Good luck. (04/14/2009)
By Debi Turner
Swiffer wet cloths do wonders. Also, I have used hot water with a small amount of dish detergent and a couple of drops of baby oil. (04/21/2009)
By Noella
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I know this question was written a very long time ago, but maybe my answer will help somebody in the future. I have my own home and office cleaning business. For those hard to leave streak free shiny tile floors, I use Armstrong floor cleaner. Just add the proper amount of floor cleaner according to the instructions on the bottle to your bucket of hot water. Be sure the mop is clean. Ring out as much water as you can before cleaning the floor. The more moisture you leave on the floor, the better chance of streaking. Rinse the mop often and be sure to actually scrub the floor and not just moisten it. If the mop water gets too dirty, dump it out and finish with a clean bucket of hot water and Armstrong floor cleaner.
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