Trewax Professional Gold Label Concentrated Neutral Floor Cleaner, 32-Fluid Ounce

I was using a steamer and then tried this, didn't know how dirty my floors were, thought I was doing a good job, this stuff dries nicely and makes the floor look like new again.

Just as I expected from others reviews, this stuff is stunning. My caregiver and I went through some trials at first but once she understood the basics of the floor cleaner and the wring mop, we were good: no, great.UPDATE: Alas, months go buy and it’s time to buy again. And I just did. My caregiver is the user of this Trewax product and the (will she even get accustomed to using it?) expensive wring mop. As I only have a large bathroom and a small kitchen with linoleum flooring, she used MAYBE ½ ounce to every gallon of water? And we didn’t use it weekly - twice monthly, maybe - and I am baffled at how she ran out so quickly AND why she didn’t alert me when she ran out. My caregiver is great, but she has two fears that I’m just going to use exposure therapy upon: she fears the aforementioned wring mop AND has a morbid fear of vacuum cleaners. Exposure therapy: tell her how to use the wring mop and watch as she does. Same with the vacuum cleaner. She SWEEPS my carpet with a nylon-bristled broom, just stirring up dust.This stuff works magic on linoleum - and I assume for other floor-types - and it lasts for a good while. Highly recommended!

Used this on my vinyl floors and so far it's just okay. Previously I used Simple Green, and between the two, can't see any noticeable difference. I use a Hurricane Spin Mop and one thing that this does do is it makes the mop head fluff out after rinsing, making it difficult to place into the spinner section of the bucket which is a hassle. Will probably go back to Simple Green.

I have a cheap vinyl that was put in my kitchen and bathroom by the builder. No matter what I used on it, it always looked streaked and dull. I read the reviews on this cleaner and took a chance. I also bought a new old fashioned cotton string mop. I mixed the cleaner with hot water and mopped the kitchen and I could see the difference after the first time. I wish I could mop more often but unfortunately "age related problems" doesn't allow to mop as often as I'd like. But, I've used it in the kitchen and bathroom and I think it's a great product. Has a nice clean smell, leaves no residue whatsoever. And just takes such a small amount.

I used this because the manufacturer of my newly installed vinyly floor recommend using a neutral ph floor cleaner and to avoid multipurpose cleaners. So I did the research and found this product. Combined it with Trewax sealer/wax and I love it. I used it initially on my new floor then used Trewax sealer/wax. When doing routine cleaning it leaves my floors beautiful without stripping the high gloss shine from the wax. I have two grand babies 9 months and 2 years of age so I double like the neutral ph for cleaning before they come no harsh chemical residue left behind. This is the only product I'll be using on my new floors.

Someone else here noted that the product makes a lot of suds. Its true, it does. I use a little less than recommended, then mop. with a sponge mop, and follow up some with a rag mop. The suds disappear without leaving any mess.I bought this because I was especially pleased with the Trewax floor sealant. It does a great job.

Works as it should with no harsh smells or residue

My aged and very dull white linoleum floor is a dirt magnet. Thoroughly cleaned and rinsed my floor, applied 2 coats of this product. It dried nicely within 30 minutes, each coat. The finish is just beautiful. It is not tacky, at all. My initial rating is 5 stars. Looking forward to seeing if it's as durable as other reviewers have stated. I will be using the Trewax neutral floor cleaner for maintenance. Will post a follow up review after a couple of weeks.