Laminated & Parquet Floor Cleaner

Laminate floors may look like other types of flooring, but you can actually clean them like other floors. That's because laminates are made of a type resin with a clear protective coating on top. If you get them too wet you can end up with a streaky, waxy mess that is hard to get rid of, not to mention the risk of warping. And if you drench them, letting lots of water puddle in the cracks, you can even cause them to bubble, separate at the seams, or fade in color.
That  why you need a cleaner that evaporates quickly and gives you a nice, streak-free finish.
Before washing your floors, start by sweeping with a soft bristle broom to collect hair and dust. Then tackle dried spills and stains by blotting them with a microfiber towel. For tough spots like grease, wax or dried on food, place an ice pack on top of them for several minutes, then gently scrape them off.

Next, wash your floors with Habitat Laminate and Parquet cleaner to get rid of lingering dirt and grime. Best applied with a spray bottle directly to the floor or do yourself a favor and pick up one of those spray laminate floor mops that looks like a reusable Sweeper. A mop and bucket will work, but you need to wring out the mop until it's almost completely dry to prevent damaging your floors. Instead, a refillable spray mop spritzes a fine layer of cleaner without the mess of a bucket, and it can be used for all types of floors (a win-win).
After mopping be sure to go over floors with a dry microfiber cloth or a dry mop to ensure no water remains on the laminate.