Collection: Floor Cleaners & Sealers

The choice of floor cleaning machine depends on factors like floor type, space size, and cleaning frequency. Vacuum-mop combos are ideal for everyday messes, while ride-on scrubbers are suitable for large spaces. Sweeper-scrubbers combine sweeping and scrubbing. Factors like manoeuvrability, tank capacity, and cordless convenience are also important.

To apply floor sealer, clean the floor thoroughly, remove old finish, dirt, and grease, and patch cracks. Apply a thin, even sealer using a roller, sprayer, or brush, feathering edges smoothly. Wait for the first coat to dry before applying a second or third coat, depending on the floor's porousness. Follow product instructions and avoid heavy foot traffic until sealer is completely cured.

Neutral floor cleaners have a pH of 7, making them safe and gentle for most types of floors. They remove light dirt without damaging finishes or leaving residue. Alkaline cleaners have a higher pH and are stronger, breaking down wax, grease, oils, and organic matter. They are used in businesses and factories for tough surfaces, but should be cautious on delicate floors. Special formulas are available for deep cleaning, restoration, or preparation tasks.

To clean floors effectively, avoid using excessive water, use damp mops, and choose a pH-neutral cleaner. Vacuuming before mopping prevents dirt and grime from spreading, while improper floor preparation and cleaning can cause uneven protection. Avoid using abrasive tools like steel wool or hard-bristled brushes. Finally, let floors dry completely before walking on them to prevent dirt and footprints damaging the finish.