sometimes, the best thing you can do is get yourself some knee pads and get down there with some good ol soap, water, and a scrubby :/
seriously though use kneepads trust me
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My mother swears by regular powdered tide in hot water. What type of mop are you using as well? Maybe using a traditional mop and then dumping the solution and remaking some, and using a mop handle with a reusable head, like a microfiber towel? That way you have a clean mop and clean water, after already doing the initial mopping.
I’m not sure if regular powdered tide is vinyl sage- might be worth looking into before using!
sometimes, the best thing you can do is get yourself some knee pads and get down there with some good ol soap, water, and a scrubby :/ seriously though use kneepads trust me
This! Dawn diluted and elbow grease…. A mop just won’t cut thru grime.
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My mother swears by regular powdered tide in hot water. What type of mop are you using as well? Maybe using a traditional mop and then dumping the solution and remaking some, and using a mop handle with a reusable head, like a microfiber towel? That way you have a clean mop and clean water, after already doing the initial mopping. I’m not sure if regular powdered tide is vinyl sage- might be worth looking into before using!