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Cleaning Your Floating Floor. Sweep floating floors regularly with a broom or dust mop to maintain dust and dirt accumulated through every day traffic. You may also use a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment to get dust out of corners.Spot clean with a mild cleanser and a damp cloth in the event of spills or other stubborn dirt. Do not use an abrasive scrubber when cleaning dirt and debris from the floor, as this may damage the surface.Never flood the floor with water if you need to mop up a spill, as this will cause permanent damage to the floor. Clean up any puddles of water immediately with a dry cloth or sponge.Clean stubborn nail polish, paint or crusted food stains with a cloth doused in a small amount of nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol.leaning Your Floating Floor. Sweep floating floors regularly with a broom or dust mop to maintain dust and dirt accumulated through every day traffic. You may also use a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment to get dust out of corners.
Apply Muriatic Acid. Working with a different scrub brush than you used with the bleach and water solution, scrub the muriatic acid solution into the floor. Itâs normal for the solution to bubble, but wait until the bubbling ends before rinsing the floor.lean the basement floor with a solution made of one part bleach, one part water. Liberally scrub the cleaner onto the floor with a stiff brush, but donât forget to mop up the solution and rinse the floor often. Allow the floor to dry, using floor fans if possible.