Multisurface floor cleaners

I use Ecover all purpose cleaner with washable flat mop, I ain't getting on hands and knees for nee one.

Lemon fragrance, fresh!

Thanks Marigoldfoo.

I use white vinegar in warm water and a microfibre type mop and mop bucket - floor gets just damp. Finish off drying with a string drying mop from Lakeland, £12.99 and brilliant. I do an area and dry it off then move on....really fast and no streaks.

Thanks, Coolgran65, this is a farm kitchen floor, so gets heavy duty wear and tear, will try your solution too, I like Lakeland.

Have you tried a long handled steam-cleaner?

Thanks, Anya, was wondering about that. Something that can be used without the twisting or bending is what I need, haven't tried a steam cleaner. I wash it over evety day but it really needs more than that.

I've seen a long-handled steam mop being advertised on TV recently. Can't remember the make (Karcher?) I'd love one but don't think I could use it on Karndean

Coolgran do you rinse off the vinegar mix or just dry it off?

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Reported. Spam for a Miami firm - why do people think we are going to send for a firm in the US to clean our carpets?

MiniMouse no rinsing involved.
The damp mop with the vinegar/water mix only leaves a trace and it is dried off with my wonderful string mop.
Please don't look at link for the string mop if this is considered advertising and is wrong.
www.lakeland.co.uk/21224/Smart-String-Mop

I have a Vileda "1,2,3 Spray" mop. You fill the handle with your prefered cleaning agent, press the handle to spray the water in front of the mop and swipe away. I leave it with cleaning stuff always in so it's ready to go. Probably not good for a very dirty floor but great for a quick clean as it doesn't involve getting out and filling a bucket.

Thanks CoolG

I use Hydra Bio Clean as a multi surface cleaner and kitchen surface cleaner.
As it can be used as mop, scrub or spray method.

Alex I have never heard of that- where do you buy it?