How do you apply? Dilute with water in a bucket or pour directly on floor?
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You spray it on the floor and then mop with a flat, cloth mop made for cleaning hardwood floors. It comes in a spray bottle. No mixing required.
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The bottle that is shown is already diluted. I have bought the cleaner in a spray bottle so that I can spray it on the floors and then wipe with the mop. If you are using this on some kind of small mishap, dampen a paper towel and wipe with that. Don't dilute this at all. Pouring from this bottle could cause you to use too much. Spraying is best.
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I also found that the microfiber covers don't work as well as the terri ones.
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The bottle in the picture is a refill bottle. Fill up the Bruce bottle with the spray nozzle. Just spray on the wood and use the terri cloth flat applicator. I bought the kit to start with that contains the terri cloth covers and the mop applicator. I never use water on the wood floor. This never has a build up and looks great. It also dries fast. I always sweep first.
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Spray on and mop, no dilluting. I bought a regular bottle and then these as refills.
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Right out of the bottle. I bought a rolled felt type applicator the wasn't worth a bean as this is as thin as water and it just dripped all over the tile. Use a small foam brush, it's easier.
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When used for plants to get rid of molds you mix with two other component's. When doing furniture I have used it with water to make it spreadable. I do not know of a way to use it without some dilution.
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How is the best way to apply it to floor joists in a low crawl space when a sprayer won't work!
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Hey Bruce, When I used this product the instructions said to dilute 16 ozs to 1 gallon of water to cover 100 square feet. I got way more coverage than 100 square foot with my 2 gallon pump sprayer. Got around 2650 square foot from one of the gallons bottle I bought. If I sprayed as directed the carpet would be soaking wet for at least three days. My carpet was damp for one and a half days. And I sprayed the area twice. Works great, you can pick up any spills with a damp clean rag.
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I was able to use a brush... I think it depends on the dilution amount added and the amount of time you let it sit.
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Use a swifter so you don't have to lean in and on the flooring (a Lysol wipe on a yardstick probably would work better). Be sure to let it dry completely.
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I apply it straight from the bottle onto the floor. The directions say: "Squirt cleaner directly onto the floor in an 'S' pattern in a 3-4 foot area. Use product full strength; do not add water. Mop floor using a damp, well-wrung out mop." (partial instructions) Hope that helps!
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The method I use is to spray a small pf Bona on the floor with a spray bottle then I use the mop sometimes I must go over it again if the mark it hard to get up. They even make a mop that has a spray accessory on it. This process works fine for me and I get the results I expect. I bought my first Bona from a floor dealer who told me that using other products could damage the floor or cause a build up. The bottom line is I am very pleased with the product I have been using it for several years.
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I would think this should be fine. We use it to clean at a fitness center and place the mixed solution in a spray mop to clean our hardwood dance floor. We also use the mix in spray bottles for smaller clean-ups and it works great. Shouldn't be a problem in a larger bucket system, just dilute according to the instructions on the Bona packaging.
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Do not dilute. I apply with a clean cloth then wipe with a pair of micro-fiber towels.
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you can sprinkle some pellets on soil and then water or dilute pellets in water, then pour
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As soon as you have added the amount of water to the bucket as you started with. I run the water level higher than they say to as well. Up into the rocks a few inches.
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That is the recommended method when applying in soil against a foundation. I don't over do it, just drag an appropriate tool against the foundation to make a trench 3-4" wide by 3-4" deep, just enough to hold a heavy flow of liquid from a backpack sprayer. If you make the trench wider you might also like to pour the termiticide from a bucket. That's how I do it, but the instructions probably call for at least a 6" deep trench and typically about 4 gallons of mixed product for 10 linear feet to a depth of one foot. I've had good experience with Termidor SC (great for ants, too) but due to it's high cost I currently use Taurus SC in the 78 ounce bottle from Amazon. And, I've seen far less termite activity since I stopped paying professionals and started treating on my own. Good luck!
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Use a mop to spread the product. Dries quickly, let no one step on tiles until or dries.
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No, I wouldn't do that. This product does not need to be diluted and made LIGHTER with water. Why would you mix water with this Hardwood Floor CLEANER??? Like the saying goes, "If it's not broken, why fix it?". Just use is lightly - don't drown your floor with it. NO diluting is necessary. Apply it gently on your floor, let it dry, and enjoy!