I wish I could see the instructions - I assume this is a product that you dilute in a bucket of water? Do you need to rinse the floor after washing i
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You use 1/4 c. soap in 1 gallon of warm water. I have never rinsed the floor afterward, but I do make sure that I get up all excess with a soft, dry towel or rag.
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Here you go. I just took this picture.. Picture link should be here --> http://www.use.com/BwT1S(you may have to copy and paste it to a new webpage)
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Yes, it goes in a bucket of water, no after rinsing required. Worked great - great clean smell after that is very faint. Very nice. Worked great to clean the floors.
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you would need to use a very mild dilution if you were not going to rinse...it is a good sudsing soap!
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Yes, I put in a spray bottle diluted with water. I also add to a mop bucket. I love it!
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squirt it on the floor; after dampening an applicator with the product you just smooth it in. Don't overlap if possible and don't put on too heavy. the floor must be clean first.
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I use the wash cycle at the beginning of cleaning my carpets, followed by a rinse cycle after the shampooing is done. I will usually do one cycle of each, unless an area is SUPER soiled. Then I will do two wash cycles (make sure to soak up excess water between each wash and each rinse cycle to keep the carpets from getting over-soaked) and then two rinse cycles. This seems to work as my carpets are AMAZINGLY clean.....even cleaner than with the "professional" rented machines out there!!!
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I love the product but you need to read your steamer directions. I use this in my hoover spin machine and the measurement is different. It is supposed to be mixed with water but the amount will differ and I am not sure if the steamers can use a cleaner in them because they tout "cleaning with no chemicals, just steam"
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I used a rag type mop. Put some wax in a pail and put in the mop. Ring out pretty well, you don't want to use a lot. I divided the floor into four parts and started appyling from side to side motions. Just wash out the mop with soap and warm water. Let dry good and you are ready for next time. Using the rag mops, you can also throw into the washing machine and then dryer and this works really well. Hope this helps a little. Linda
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I use either plain water, water and vinegar with a drop of dish detergent, or water and hydrogen peroxide. I don't use floor cleaners that require a rinse.
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I've never had to rinse it. I use it daily on hardwood floors! I have a child and two pets. I swear by this product!
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No, you just spray and wipe it on--no need to rinse. It leaves a slight sheen that looks good and provides a coating that is easy to spot clean without having to do the entire floor again.
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We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood floors!6.For extra heavy jobs, cut it in half or use it straight.WARNING: Don't drink! Keep out of eyes!Sal Suds is an all-purpose cleaner, and is not intended for everyday body-washing.No preservatives.No added color.100% Cruelty FreeNot animal tested We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood... » Read More We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood floors!6.For extra heavy jobs, cut it in half or use it straight.WARNING: Don't drink! Keep out of eyes!Sal Suds is an all-purpose cleaner, and is not intended for everyday body-washing.No preservatives.No added color.100% Cruelty FreeNot animal tested « Show Less
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How odd!!! Since it is supposed to be an easy quick rinsing out of the clothes with no residue left in them, I'm a little surprised it is leaving a film on your machine. I would contact the owner at Molly's Suds, I'm sure they will help you trouble shoot. Are you using too much detergent with soft water perhaps?
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Its easy. You pour some on a section of your floor, I normally do an S configuration, and then you mop to clean and spread over the area. I have a mop head sponge designed for wood floors (doesn't hold as much water as you want the mop as dry as possible when you apply the cleaner). Rinse your mop, get any access water out of it and do another section. directions are on the bottle
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No the product absolutely does NOT say to rinse it out. It plainly states the following: "Best results are achieved while using this product on a clean coat. Bathe pet using your choice of TropiClean Shampoos. Rinse thoroughly. Apply Tangle Remover liberally and massage into saturated coat. Dry the coat completely. Brush or comb out tangles." There is nothing in the directions that tells the user to rinse this product out. It simply states to rinse whatever shampoo you have used out before using this product at bath time. I don't know why people don't read the directions carefully on products and then make posts to confuse people. This is a really good product and it also plainly states "Can be used without bathing pet".
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I make sure the Swiffer pad is thoroughly dampened and then spray the floor as well as I mop and proceed. I love it through it in the washer for the next go round.
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personally after my initial normal wash up in the bath or shower, I turn the water off or stand up and completely rub down with the bar of Himalayan salt. I do a real good rub down everywhere because bacteria cannot live where the salt is residing.after a few minutes I turn the water back on and rinse off. Just make sure to put the salt up somewhere where It can completely dry out otherwise it will disappear in the water if you leave it set in a puddle. Hope that helps answer your question.
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I have hardwood floors, not sure what type of floors you have, but my experience has been that I did not have to clean the floors with water or any other product and hardwood (although beautiful) soak up anything that spills (or otherwise!). But the short answer is -- no you will not need to clean before using Urine Off. It is an excellent product. I have two small dogs and it took me a while to train them, but even now to prevent accidents, I make sure to spray (I bought a $1 plastic bottle to pour in) and I spray all the areas I know they might do the deed. Once my babies smell they don't go near the area. Hope this is helpful. Good luck! I have hardwood floors, not sure what type of floors you have, but my experience has been that I did not have to clean the floors with water or any other product and hardwood (although beautiful) soak up anything that spills (or otherwise!). But the short answer is -- no you will not need to clean before using Urine Off. It is an excellent product. I have two small dogs and it took me a while to train them, but even now to prevent accidents, I make sure to spray (I bought a $1 plastic bottle to pour in) and I spray all the areas I know they might do the deed. Once my babies smell they don't... » Read More I have hardwood floors, not sure what type of floors you have, but my experience has been that I did not have to clean the floors with water or any other product and hardwood (although beautiful) soak up anything that spills (or otherwise!). But the short answer is -- no you will not need to clean before using Urine Off. It is an excellent product. I have two small dogs and it took me a while to train them, but even now to prevent accidents, I make sure to spray (I bought a $1 plastic bottle to pour in) and I spray all the areas I know they might do the deed. Once my babies smell they don't go near the area. Hope this is helpful. Good luck! « Show Less