Bona Wood Floor Cleaner Liquid | Wooden Floor Cleaner | Suitable for varnished or hard-waxed wood floors | 1 Litre Floor Cleaning Liquid Spray Bottle

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Focus on Floors: Bona has been dedicated to floor care for nearly 100 years, and millions of people across the globe trust it on their floors. Easy to Use: It’s simple and easy to use. You just spray it and wipe it. If that’s not easy enough, Bona has other products that make the job even easier ( like their spray mop ). Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner is designed for floors protected by a surface finish like polyurethane. This product won’t work for waxed floors or floors that have an oil-based finish. Sure, you could save money by using a mixture of water and vinegar, lemon, tea, or whatever the DIY blogs are telling you these days. But in doing so, you put your precious hardwoods at risk of serious long-term damage.

Common goods saturated with these chemicals include paint, aerosol sprays, air fresheners, automobile emissions, dry-cleaned goods, disinfectants, and more . I love the fact that this product has little to no smell. There’s nothing worse than choking on harsh lemon scent after mopping down a room. Although some reviewers see this as a negative, I put this in the ‘win column.’ Impressive Endorsements Before you spray Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner all over your floors, it’s important to understand what ingredients it’s made up of and what purposes those ingredients serve. As I explained in a recent article, How to Deep Clean Hardwood Floors , excess moisture can absorb into your wood floor and lead to cupping, warping, and long term damage. So when you use Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner, be sure to apply it with the spray bottle rather than pouring it on straight from the refill container. Bona puts sustainability at the centre of its vision for greener cleaning. The brand has developed pH-neutral products that reduce the health and environmental hazards of hardwood floor care. Carefully formulated, much of Bona’s wood floor cleaner range is GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality certified, which means your family won’t be breathing in nasty chemicals during a cleaning spree. Bona’s water-based cleaners are also non-toxic and biodegradable, which is better for our waterways. To top off the brand’s eco credentials, Bona has created refill sizes for many of its floor cleaning products. Less waste; more product for your money. Mops and more

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Isothiazolinones: Isothiazolinones are other ingredients that Bona uses to preserve organic, biodegradable products and eradicate harmful bacteria. This type of compound is often used in fuel storage, cooling systems, shampoos, and cleaners. If you’ve been shopping around online for hardwood floor cleaners, you might have noticed that Bona consistently ranks #1 on most Top 10s lists.

One of the most common questions people ask is: Can Bona be used on tile/laminate/porcelain/vinyl/engineered hardwood? It’s perhaps no surprise that such a well-regarded brand would be used to keep the floors at Edinburgh Castle looking pristine. With Bona, you can bring a touch of class to your own castle and achieve floors that sparkle like the Crown Jewels. As well as wood floor cleaner and alternatives for keeping other floor coverings in tiptop condition, Bona’s range includes accessories that make cleaning a doddle - from microfibre pads to spray mops. Sustainable solutions

Co-solvents: Besides water, the most important ingredients are the three co-solvents (PPG-2 Methyl Ether, Butoxypropanol, and Ethoxylated alcohol), which are all body-safe and typically used in cosmetics at a significantly higher concentration than in Bona’s cleaning formulas. The purpose of these co-solvents is to effectively combine substances that don’t naturally mix. In simple terms, these substances lift those greasy cooking spills from your floors instead of smearing it around.