#How to Clean the Kitchen Floor

Your kitchen floor is likely made from one of the following materials: vinyl, ceramic tile, laminate, or wood. For common kitchen spills, such as food, grease, or sticky messes, first attack the spot with a damp paper towel. If that doesn’t work, concentrate your efforts with the appropriate cleaners for each floor type and a little bit of elbow grease. Here’s what you need to know.

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How to Clean a Vinyl Floor

Perhaps the most common kitchen flooring surface, vinyl is also very easy to clean and maintain. It’s especially important, however, to remove stains from vinyl as soon as possible, as allowing a stain to set or dry may make it impossible to remove.

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How to Clean a Ceramic Tile Floor

A glazed ceramic tile floor is very low-maintenance. If the following method is unsuccessful, consider a commercial ceramic cleaner, such as Sidol.

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How to Clean a Wood Laminate Floor

The key to keeping laminate flooring clean is to avoid soaking it with water. Excess moisture can work into the seams, causing them to swell and damage to the floor.

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How to Clean a Hardwood Floor