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Household Hints & Help

Curmudgeoness

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15. That is a good idea.

Reply to haikugal (Reply #14)

Thu Dec 13, 2012, 07:28 PM

Dec 2012

I don't have one, but have considered one for working out in the yard and garden. It never occurred to me to use one in the house. Duh. So far, sitting instead of getting on my knees works for me, although it probably takes me longer to get done since I can only do a small section that I can reach at a time.....but I get it done.

I am going to get myself one of those to see if it works.

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Best way to (easily) clean light-colored kitchen linoleum? [View all] Flaxbee Aug 2012 OP

This is not the greenest product, Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #1

Huh. Interesting. Will keep that in mind. I don't think these floors have heavy wax, but Flaxbee Aug 2012 #3

Ace Hardware has a scrub brush with a broom handle that is specifically for linoleum. Lars39 Aug 2012 #2

OK, I'll look for that - we have an Ace nearby. Flaxbee Aug 2012 #4

It got the grime in the those itty bitty crevices, too. Lars39 Aug 2012 #5

I always get down of the floor to scrub it Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #6

I just resent having to spend the time to sit on the damn floor and scrub it. Flaxbee Aug 2012 #8

Hey, I'm not saying I like it. Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #9

About the knees... haikugal Dec 2012 #14

That is a good idea. Curmudgeoness Dec 2012 #15

I'm going to try it tomorrow... haikugal Dec 2012 #16

Good to know. I really don't understand why builders use linoleum - it's cheap, but really Flaxbee Aug 2012 #7

I would dearly love the original linoleum that looked like rugs and had pretty patterns. Lars39 Aug 2012 #10

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