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Whats the best type of cleaner to clean
dishes?
wood tables?
tile floors?
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I use Pamolive on dishes, Pledge on wood tables, and on tile floors I use Pine-Sol. Thanks for the question and I hope I helped!
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I use Joy on dishes, pledge spray works awesome on wood, especially wood tables, and for tile floors you can make it look very nice if youre willing to take the time to mop it for a few minutes. *muah* luv britt
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dishes- Ajax, wood tables- pledge-tha foamy spray kind, tile floors-mop an glo, or mr. clean disinfectant cleaner..lysol..lotsa stuff wurks
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1 part water 1 part vinagar.
This is a cheap and very effective way to clean floors, and it's chemical free! Non-harmful to children or pets. I keep a spray bottle around as well to clean the counters.
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clorox windex and umm pinesol!
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oxy clean
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Regular soap for dishes, just scrub hard!! Wood? I'd say Pledge and for tile, use this stuff called Fantastik. It's spelled weird, i know!! It works for me!
*Randy T*
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-Dishes- Palmolive
-Wood tables- Pledge with orange Oil (the one in the spray bottle)
Tile floors- Pile sol (I think thats how you spell it)
hope this helped!
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dishes- Joy (it smells good and its effective
(dishwasher- jet dry tablets! they work well!)
wood tables- pledge wipes or spray!
tile floors-any clorox floor cleaner
hope i helped!
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dishes - washing up liquid & sponge
wood tables - spray varnish & cloth
tile floors - soapy water & mop
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Uhm, soap would work! But yuu can try Mr Clean, it works well. Good luck.
Muahsz . Katie
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Just Dishsoap, there's bunches of kinds. Ours is orange, and I'd go see what it's called but I'm being super lazy. :D
Wood tables, um, water and soap, not dishsoap, but soapy water. You could also use that for tile, but we use Mr. Clean spray stuff. Hahah. GL. :D
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Soap.<br>
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No, really... many of these cleaners are the same shit in different bottles with slightly different perfumes in them.<br>
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Now, the wood table can get tricky depending on how it is finished (laquer, shellac, urethane, etc), but warm, spoapy water that is immediately rinsed off and dried should not hurt any of those.<br>
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Tile, if in doubt, use something like PineSol or Mr. Clean.
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