HOW TO SCRUB FLOORS
All floors, except wood and cork,*
which are damaged by water, may
be scrubbed. Use a small amount
of cleaning solution and let the
polisher do the work.
Your scrubbing solution may be
soap or synthetic detergent in wa-
ter for normally soiled floors ; a
floor cleaner (water sol’uble) for
heavily soiled floors or for remov-
ing an accumulation of self-pol-
ishing wax.
1.
Attach brushes to polisher.
2. Make a small quantity of floor
cleaning solution in a pan, pitcher,
or large measuring cup, so that
it can be poured on the floor.
3. Pour solution on floor in 2 inch to 4 inch pools spaced
at 2 foot intervals in an area about 5 feet square. Keep
pools about 2 feet away from baseboards. The polisher
will spread solution to this area.
4. Use polisher until area is scrubbed thoroughly.
5. Wipe up suds with a dampened mop, sponge, or cloth.
Then rinse.
6. Scrub and rinse each section of the floor the same way.
7. Let floor dry before waxing.
If you plan to wax and polish floor immediately
after it dries, do not rinse brushes.
* Wood and cork floors should be “dry-cleaned.” Follow
directions under Liquid Polishing Wax, page 6-7.
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