Roller mop perfect for all hardwood surfaces Specifically designed to clean your hardwood floors better than any other roller mop, the Libman Wood Floor Roller Mop will bring your hardwood floor to a like-new clean safely and effectively.

Best Hardwood Floor Cleaners

1. Bissell CrossWave Floor Cleaner, $227, original price: $257.
2. Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner, $16 to $18.
3. Black Diamond Stoneworks Wood & Laminate Floor Cleaner, prices vary.
4. Aunt Fannie's Hardwood Floor Cleaner, $10 to $14.
5. Murphy Concentrated Wood Cleaner, $17.

Use a broom or hardwood floor mop for cleaning wood floors daily. A microfiber dust mop pre-treated with a dusting agent will pick up dust and dirt and prevent scratches. Vacuum your hardwood floor once a week.

For best results, mop your high-traffic areas no more than once a week. Other areas that see less foot traffic can be cleaned once a month, or (prepare to put your feet up) even once a quarter. Too much mopping can wear down the seal on your floors or oversaturate them with water.

The vast majority of our products are made right here in the USA in Arcola, IL.

Follow up with a microfiber mop dampened with cleaning spray recommended for hardwood floors. To recap– wet mopping wood floors is not a good habit for having long-life floors. You can more easily clean them just as well with a microfiber mop and hardwood safe cleaner.

Top 5 Floor Cleaners

• Best For Mops: Swiffer WetJet Multipurpose Floor Cleaner.
• Best Hardwood Cleaner: Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner.
• Best Disinfectant: Pine-Sol All-Purpose Cleaner.
• Longest Lasting: Fabuloso Multipurpose Professional Cleaner.
• Best Ingredients: Aunt Fannie's Floor Cleaner Vinegar Wash.

Steam mops are a great way to clean hardwood floors without using harsh chemicals. Steam mops use hot steam to loosen dirt and grime, making it easier to remove with a cloth or microfiber pad. When using a steam mop for wood floor, make sure to keep the steam setting low and avoid over-saturating the floor.

Oil leaves a residue, furniture spray creates a slippery surface (think ice-skating rink!) and wax takes time to apply and makes re-coating difficult. Don't use straight ammonia, alkaline products or abrasive cleaners. They'll dull or scratch the finish.

Wet mopping can cause your wood floors to swell A guiding principle to remember is that water and wood do not mix. Wood flooring can react like a sponge when around water– and get too much liquid it will swell.

But a little bit of water goes a long way. When cleaning your wood floors, you want to make sure you're not using too much water, which can get underneath and damage the wood. Wring out your mop before slapping it down on the floor so it's damp, not dripping wet. Follow this simple rule and you're good to go.

Wet mopping can cause your wood floors to swell A guiding principle to remember is that water and wood do not mix. Wood flooring can react like a sponge when around water– and get too much liquid it will swell.

The Libman Company is a family-owned manufacturing and branded consumer products business located in Arcola, Illinois. The Libman Company was not always based in Arcola, Illinois. The Company was originally founded in Chicago.

The company was established in 1896 in Chicago, Illinois by William Libman and has remained family-owned and operated. Its headquarters is currently located in Arcola, Illinois, where it employs 700 people at its facility.

DON'T: Clean with hot water. If letting water stand on real wood flooring is bad, using hot water to clean does the same amount of damage. Hot water can dissolve over time the luster of your floors finish and penetrates the wood a lot easier than cold.

Just add a quarter cup of dishwashing soap to a bucket of water and start mopping. Make sure you wring the mop out completely before using it on your floors because even though your floor has been sealed, excessive water is still tough on wood.