Should I mop my kitchen floor with Pine-Sol or bleach?

I'm about to mop my kitchen floor. Should I do it with a water+bleach mixture, or a water+Pine-Sol mixture? It's a linoleum floor.

 

[dman]

I don't think bleech is good. Amonia maybe (diluted w/ water) but Bleech seems like a bad idea. I'd therefore go w/ Pinesol based on the two choices.

Recommendation for floor cleaning from the queen of clean (book author) is a mixture of Borax (laundry detergent) and Amonia and water. Works well for us.

 

[TwinkleToes77]

I usually use Pine-sol.. but if its really filthy i whip out Amonia. Just make sure you have plenty of ventilation.. and DONT mix them.. but you knew that already

 

Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
I usually use Pine-sol.. but if its really filthy i whip out Amonia. Just make sure you have plenty of ventilation.. and DONT mix them.. but you knew that already

Yeah, it's warm enough here (in Ann Arbor! :Q) to have all the windows open, so ventilation isn't a problem. However, Pine-Sol smells better, so I think I'll use that.

 

[0roo0roo]

dunno, some linoleum doesn't like bleach right? i just use a dash of detergent

 

[dquan97]

vote for pine-sol

 

[TheBoyBlunder]

Bleach is excessive. Go with pine-sol.

 

[azazyel]

I use comet on my kitchen floors. Nothing beats a good scrubbing.

 

[79Blazer]

Amonia + Bleach = Good cleaning solution.

 

Originally posted by: fermium
Amonia + Bleach = Good cleaning solution.

Teh goggles!

Anyway, I just finished mopping with Pine-Sol. It's a small kitchen, so it didn't take too long.