How well is this actually cleaning your floors? #cleaningvideos #cleantok #satisfying

[chickapee]

If that’s real wooden floors then that amount of water will damage them !

[mtngrl]

Professional house cleaner here... please stop ❤

[Kianasworls]

Be careful you’re floors can get mold if not dried properly

[psaddler]

If you use the right amount of product and follow the instructions for the product, there will be no buildup. That’s a lot of water on your floors. Be careful not to damage the floors with all that water.

[AccidentallyOnPurpose]

It's not getting the floors clean, you are pulling up wood stain and you are destroying your floors.

[Shelabayy]

This is why we don’t blindly follow tiktokers

[samanthaberch]

That really wet version is hard on real wood floors...i would discontinue doing that. Especially to let it sit

[Enigmatic__Soul__]

Yea… people tend to do TikTok trend hacks and have no idea the amount of damage they’re doing from their lack of knowledge. Next year it’ll be “TikTok trend that cost me thousands” and they’ll all talk about the money they had to pay to fix things. 😂😂😂

[elyseleclerc]

so happy you are getting your floors cleaned! I work fire and water restoration for insurance claims and this should NEVER happen. when there is a musty smell over time and you can't figure out why it's all the water that is trapped underneath your flooring, your subfloor could be rotten at this point, flooring is not just sealed because it's clipped in together. you are pushing that water into the cracks of your transition so can guarantee you have water damage on your subfloor. don't do shit like this. don't be so ignorant.

[thebirdthatshtonyourcar]

Noooo, those poor floors 😭😭😭

Please dont do this! It can damage your floors, just use chemicals ment for cleaning floors and go over it repeatedly until your satisfied!

[sjochim]

As a wife of a flooring specialist, if you have a warranty on your floor and something happens to that floor. The company will not replace that floor due to all the water you are using. My husband says only mop with Bona, no water.

[myplaylists]

Make sure by your doors and bases boards are sealed so the water isn’t getting in the little cracks and growing mold

[kiraclarke]

Oh no poor floor, it's going to warp. Besides the fact that this is excessive for a barely dirty floor, you should only do stuff like this on tile or similar flooring. Plus you are getting water all underneath the base molding.

[FF-ohpv]

I shure hope those aren't actually wood floors... If the wood gets wet, it can absorb the water, bend and warp and even mold

[FinalReqiuem]

We really going in reverse huh. People about to start washing clothes by hand again.

[vanessap]

Need to remove the excess your floor is going to get damaged

[MrsToph]

Girl you cannot use that much water on engineered hardwood 😭 you need to spin the mop before it touches the floor. You want it damp, not wet!

[sherryrunslate]

I purchased the newest O’Cedar mop and tried it out. Literally hated it because of the handle for 1, it collapses and won’t stay fully erect. When I used packing tape to try to fully extend it to the fullest length the handles (3 sections) are extremely short and for me only being 5’2” is SHORT. #2, the mop head never gets enough water rung out of it know matter how many and fast that I pressed on the pedal to spin it. I watch people mopping their walls with this thing. Wouldn’t use that sloppy, wet, limp mop on my walls for nothing.

[KinaKapalu]

Hot water and cleaning vinegar is all I use. It might be a little stinky at first but has no smell when dry.

[LayneHelen]

Just remember to really make sure that bucket is good and clean too! I didn't realize mine was getting yucky and it made my water dumps look worse. I really felt like such an idiot for not realizing it sooner 😂❤