Use a lint roller to clean the floor: If you don't want to use a mop, you can roll a lint roller across the floor to effectively remove hair and dust.
Cleverly use table salt to clean floors: Sprinkle table salt on stubborn oil stains, add a little water, let it sit for a minute, then wipe with a mop or cloth. This is very effective at removing oil stains. Dissolving table salt in the mop water also helps the floor dry faster.
Use rice water to clean floors: Pour rice water into a small spray bottle, spray a few times on the areas that need cleaning, let it sit for four to five minutes, then wipe with a mop or cloth. Rice water can make the floor shinier.
Cleverly use expired milk to clean floors: Mix expired milk and water in a 1:2 ratio, wet a mop with the mixture and mop the floor. This cleans the floor very well. For wooden floors, milk can also form a natural protective layer.
Use a specialized floor cleaner: There are professional floor cleaners on the market that are highly effective at removing stains and also have antibacterial and disinfectant functions. They are easy to use.
Add a few drops of cooking oil to the mop water: Adding a few drops of cooking oil to the mop water will make the floor clean and shiny.
Cleverly use vinegar and milk to clean floors: Add vinegar to milk and use it to wipe the floor. This is particularly effective at removing stains, and the floor will be sparkling clean afterward.
