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Hi @hisumesh,
Could you show us some images of your flooring? That way, our members would have a better idea of what you're working with. If they are the same floors as pictured in your previous discussion, then those appear to be Hybrid Vinyl planks, which are waterproof, and water does not affect them. It's only the older style laminate floating flooring that requires you to use minimal water and a damp cloth for cleaning.
We really need to verify what type of boards they are to recommend a suitable cleaning product. Most cleaning products are used in combination with water, but if you have concerns, you can wring your mop almost completely dry before going over areas. Regardless of the flooring type, it is best to use the minimum amount of water to get the job done.
Microfibre mops often do a better job than traditional cotton mops and typically require less water to do so, so it might be an idea to invest in one of those. To minimise the amount of wet mops you need to do, regularly sweep dust and debris from your flooring. I'm a fan of the Sabco XL Total Microfibre Mop With Antibacterial Wet Pad, as it can be used dry and has a very convenient rotating head to get under lounges and coffee tables.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Hi @MitchellMc
thanks for the response. Attaching the picture of the floorboards. It is not same as the previous one. Let me know if your guidance would be different than what you had provided.
thanks a lot mate for your advice.
Hi @hisumesh,
Those still appear to be Hybrid Vinyl floorboards, not laminate. Hybrid Vinyl typically has a texture, whereas I haven't encountered laminate boards with one. Do they have a textured surface?
As mentioned, clean with a damp mop and don't pour water on the floor. However, there shouldn't be any issue with water penetration and these types of boards.
Mitchell
