How to Clean Rubber Flooring in 4 Easy Steps

Cleaning rubber flooring is a simple task.

Step 1. Start by vacuuming the floor with a rolling soft beater-brush style vacuum on a medium setting for routine cleaning and to remove debris.

Step 2. Using warm water, a neutral pH cleaner and a nylon, microfiber or sponge mop, mop the floor, paying special attention to the most stubborn and dirty areas. Changing your soapy water frequently will help ensure the cleanest floor. Or use one clean bucket of water to rinse and one for the soapy water.

Step 3. Be sure to mop or wet vacuum up all residue.

Step 4. Allow your floor to air dry before walking on the floor again.

This should be done weekly at a minimum or daily for high traffic areas.

Things to avoid.
Aggressive scouring pads or solvent-based cleaners can damage your floor
Cotton mops will leave lint behind
Soaking your floor can allow the water or solution to permeate through non-vulcanized rubber
Canister vacuums where the head is dragged across the floor cause unnecessary wear and tear markings

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[ebarros]

This video helped at least 50 thousand viewers and less than a hundred gave it a like...people are so thoughtless 😒😔
It helped me, thanks for posting it! 👏🏽

[joshku]

So will any all purpose cleaner like fabuloso damage the floor?

[romancolthart]

0:27 "will help ensure the clean is floor"

[davidha]

What is the ratio of water to Simple Green (concentrated formula)?

[heatherlee]

I wish there was a practical method for 2, 500 square feet. This just isn't practical.