Cleaning wood floors??

[Slingin'Momto4]

Hi ladies!!
I am new here and have a question about what to use to wash our wood floors, we have just bought our new house and I really do not use any harsh cleaners at all...I only use dish soap to wipe off counters and stoves but I know I cannot use that on wood, any suggestions?? TIA!!! You ladies are awesome

[bonbon mama]

plain vinegar and water

[mountain mom]

Hi there and congratulations on your new home!!!
We use DR. Bronners liquid castille soap. It is a saponified liquid olive oil soap with essential oils of various varities such as eucalpytus, lavender, tea tree and peppermint. It is completely natural with no additives or harsh chemicals. If you use the tea tree variety it is the most bacteria cleaning but all have a level of this. It also helps to moisturize your wood without altering the finish. It is extremely concentrated so I use about 2 tablespoons to a pail of water. You could also add vinegar to create a very strong cleaner.

[spero]

Originally posted by otbonmom
plain vinegar and water

That's all I use, on the hardwood and the tile....works great.