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Jan 27, 2013 · ‘Leave it all on the floor/field’ is sport’s terminology for playing hard, until you have nothing left. English: Former basketball player Michael Jordan (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Michael Jordan is a great example of what ‘leaving it all on the floor’ means.
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- You don't vacuum before you mop. Overload your mop water with things like food debris and pet hair and guess where it all ends up? Right back on your floor—only this time as a wet, sticky mess.
- You're using too much water. The biggest and potentially most costly mopping mistake, according to cleaning experts, is using too much water on moisture-sensitive floors like hardwoods and laminates.
- You're using an old-school mop. Cotton string mops, the originals from the 1800s, and cellulose sponge mops, the darlings of the 1950s, are both highly absorbent—but hard to wash and slow to dry, making them a breeding ground for germs.
- You're using too much soap. Using too much soap can make floors sticky dirt magnets; any lingering suds will reactivate with moisture (think humidity or wet shoes), and bond with dirt and debris, which makes floors dirtier faster.
Rub on the floor in a 2' by 2' area. Examine results on paper towel. I find not mopping contributes to those lingering unidentified smells. To me, it is important to mop because I enjoy a thoroughly clean house.
Yes you need to keep expansion room at the walls for the flooring to move. Particularly at the walls that meet the long sides of the flooring, this is where the movement really occurs. In your picture you have the end grain of a piece meeting your transition strip.
I am installing laminate flooring in an area that has two bedrooms and a living area. The bedrooms are about 150 sq ft each and the living space is around 250 sq ft. I know about the standard spacing that must be left between the flooring and the walls.
Mar 29, 2023 · While there’s little you can do to prevent your floor surfaces from getting dirty in the first place, there is a way to make them look their best at all times — mopping correctly, sticking to a regular cleaning routine, and using cleaning products (and equipment) suited for your floor type.
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What does “leaving it all on the floor” look like in the game of life? After all, most of us will never play sports at the elite level and even those that do eventually see their careers end. So what wisdom can we extract from this?
