How to Use:
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Mix all ingredients in a bucket of warm water.
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Stir gently to combine.
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Mop your floors as usual using a well-wrung mop (avoid soaking the surface).
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Let air dry — no rinsing required in most cases.
This mixture cleans, deodorizes, and helps prevent dust from settling too quickly.
Where Can You Use This Solution?
This homemade cleaner works well on:
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Tiles
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Vinyl flooring
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Ceramic surfaces
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Porcelain floors
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Laminate or varnished floors (reduce the amount of baking soda slightly)
Avoid Using On:
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Raw or untreated wood
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Natural porous stone (such as marble or limestone)
These surfaces can be damaged by vinegar or excess moisture.
Bonus Tip: Add Essential Oils
For additional freshness and mild antibacterial benefits, add a few drops of essential oil:
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Lavender for a calming scent
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Eucalyptus for a fresh, clean aroma
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Lemon for a bright, uplifting fragrance
Always mix oils well into the water before mopping.
Good Practices to Keep Floors Clean Longer
Even the best cleaner works better when combined with smart habits.
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Place rugs or carpets in high-traffic hallways
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Use a doormat at every entrance
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Remove shoes at the door
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Vacuum corners and edges weekly
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Repeat deep cleaning every 7 to 10 days
These small habits significantly reduce dirt buildup.
A Cleaner Home Without the Cost
There’s no need to buy expensive commercial products or spend hours scrubbing your floors.
With simple ingredients you likely already have at home, you can enjoy a clean, fresh, and welcoming interior — naturally and affordably.
Sometimes the best solutions are the simplest ones.
