Table salt + dish soap

First, we need to prepare a basin of clean water. Then, pour an appropriate amount of salt into the water. Salt can make the floor dry faster, have a stronger cleaning effect, and also serve as a disinfectant. Next, add two drops of dishwashing liquid. The purpose of adding dishwashing liquid is to make the floor cleaner and leave it as shiny as new, without leaving any water marks. Finally, pour in some toilet water. Toilet water can make the floor smell fragrant after mopping. Stir the mixture evenly, and then you can use a mop dipped in the water to mop the floor.

White vinegar + salt

White vinegar is not only a seasoning in household life, but also an excellent decontamination material. For soiled floors and heavily contaminated kitchens and bathrooms, white vinegar and salt can be directly used for cleaning.

White vinegar can decompose stains and scale, and it also has excellent antibacterial and odor-removing effects. When combined with salt as an auxiliary agent, cleaning becomes quite effortless.

Soap water + fabric softener

Using soap water mixed with a fabric softener, the soap used for bathing has strong decontamination and degreasing capabilities and can also be used to clean floors. The fabric softener has an anti-static effect, and floors mopped with water mixed with fabric softener will be difficult to accumulate dust. Simply dissolve the soap in warm water for mopping the floor, then pour in a bit of fabric softener. Stir the water evenly, and then use this water to mop the floor to remove dirt from the floor, while restoring the floor's luster and keeping it dust-free for a long time.

Lemon + olive oil

Cleaning solid wood floors with lemon juice and olive oil can effectively maintain the floor, prevent it from drying and cracking, kill mold, and leave the floor as shiny as new.