An old towel and my feet. The only part of my house that doesn't have carpet on the floor is my kitchen. I just use an old towel wet with very hot water and dish detergent. It's tile and cleans very easily. I step on the towel and go to town walking and rubbing. lol
Lu

A hand twist mop, that wrings itself for deep clean days.

I also, have a Swifter for quick clean and shine.

But, I always use an old bath towel on the floor like Lulie, and dry the floor with my feet. Good workout!

I have a older vinyl floor.

Gayle

I've gone through mops the way most people go through socks. I found them all useless. I got a simple one that takes a microfiber pad. For some idiotic reason, I got an off white kitchen floor. What the heck was I thinking.

Just soak the pad in water. Ring it out well and mop away. No solution. No puddles. CLEAN floor. And best of all, the microfiber pad goes in the washing machine, so you aren't constantly replacing something.

Swiffer wet-jet and an old spaghetti-mop.

What's a mop?! LOL! .. well not really. Mostly carpet.

Same as Monica, a Swiffer Wet-Jet. I like to use the antibacterial cleaner in my kitchen. I clean the bathroom tile floor with paper towels and any spray cleaner, Fantastic or 409 or similar.

String mop and armstrong floor cleaner.The only floors i have to mop are the kitchen,bathroom and my sewing room.All the rest of my rooms are carpeted.
Kathi

I'm liking the microfiber option but I don't see how it can clean that well with just water. I looked them up on line and that's what they claim.

I use a swiffer type thing and attach a microfiber cloth to it. I have the wood-look laminate and the only thing that has worked to keep it looking good is equal parts of vinegar, rubbing alcohol and water. The alcohol makes it dry real fast so it never streaks.

After many years of doing floors on my hands and knees, and both of those knees being replaced, I use a little string mop that I got at one of the $ stores. I have carpet except in the kitchen and bath. The string mop is easy to wring out and it goes up into corners and I also use it on the base boards.

I use hot water and a drop of MrClean. I don't like any fragrances, and the MrClean I got this time is Sparkling Apple, which is very pleasant.

Sue

I have a Swiffer Wet-Jet and a mop that wrings itself out when you twist the handle. I love the Swiffer for quickie clean ups.
Leslie

I use a steam mop on the hardwood looking laminate floors.

For the kitchen and baths I use Armstrong's Once and Done with a string mop. First I apply it liberally to the floor then I go back and swish it back and forth with the mop and start wringing the mop out til it is nearly dry. It doesn't have to be rinsed. I sometimes put a fan at the door to the kitchen or bath to help dry the floor before the dogs walk on it; other times I use and old towel and walk my way over the floor til it's dried.

Where we used to live I used a Hoover Floor Mate and loved it. It dried the floor as soon as it cleaned it, but the ceramic tile floor I had then was smooth. The floor we have now has some texture to it and the Floor Mate doesn't work well.

In the smaller bathroom I often clean it Cinderella style, which is hands and knees. It's so much easier to get to the nooks and crannies that way. I use the Once and Done then too.

Linda

I use one of those micro-fibre mops and a bucket that has a wringer attached to it.I hate putting my hands in the water.
Also the mop head comes off and can be thrown in the washing machine with my scatter mats.
I have all hardwood floors,so getting the mop wrung out really well is important.I use Armstrongs hardwood floor cleaner.
In between I love,love,love my swiffer...have one on both floors.
BTW,I soon realized that those swiffer cloths can become quite expensive when you use them to clean up after 4 furbabies,so I bought these magic cloths from the $ store and use them instead.After I have a bag full of dirty cloths,I throw them in the washing machine also....I find they actually pick up more dust and fur than the swiffer cloths.

I use my H2O steam mop on all my floor surfaces! It does a great job and I don't need any cleaners. It even has a glider so I can freshen my carpets. My floors have never been so clean and streak free!

Mop?

*blink blink*

bucket, Pinesol, old rag and hands and knees! I used to do my laminate flooring on my hands and knees too...Now it gets swept daily and dust mopped with some pledge for floors 2x a year. And spot checked with a damp rag.

Oh, I forgot. I use Pinesol, too. Smells soooo clean.
Lu

Old towel or micro fiber cloth tucked into my heavy duty Swifter - it is the dark blue one that is twice as wide as the regular one.

I use ammonia/water to clean my off white vinyl floor. Nothing works as well - or is as cheap.

I use Brite as a top coat for the shine. It stays cleaner with that also.

My kitchen is really big and though I have tried several types of mops nothing cleans for me like getting down on my hands and knees. Sometimes when I am in a hurry I use the towel and the skating method. Kind of fun when you do it with music. I use Pinesol.
Lois

I use a microfiber cloth with Armstrong floor cleaner too now and then. Mostly, I have a hard floor steam cleaner that I use. It kills bacteria, cleans well and no chemical.

The model I have is no longer available but there are quite a few others that works even better. Get one that is light to use. Mine is. Below is a link of the one I have.

Here is a link that might be useful: Eureka Hard Floor Steam Cleaner

I use a spray bottle with a vinegar and warm water solution and a dry string mop.(The kind you can throw in the washer.)Spray an area and mop with the dry mop.Works great,no waiting for the floor to dry.My kitchen isn't too big so the mop is never really wet,just damp by the time I'm done.

I have a generic "sweep & mop", I like it better then the other squeeze types.

What is a mop? (I must be a guy, you know.)

I use a microfiber cloth attached to my Swiffer & Method lemon ginger floor cleaner. We have hardwood everywhere except the baths & laundry, where we have tile.