sometimes I mop with white vinegar and hot water, my yoga teacher uses apple cider vinegar on the yoga mats. White vinegar smells like a fish n chip shop and then all smells disappear in a few mins

A little baking soda and vinegar will make them shine!

I’ll have to give these tips a go

I also recommend a steam mop!

Simple white vinegar and it is safe for kids

Eucalyptus works great and smells good too!

Or tea tree oil, that works well too

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I love my steam mop and I might use it more than once a day with a busy house. Try mopping last thing at night when everyone is in bed. You will wake up to clean floors and feel wonderful.

Don’t stress too much, I use pineoclean and a mop, but have also used a steam mop. What ever works best for you. As long as you give your floors a clean, even if is dishwashing detergent and a sponge it will be fine. Kids and babies pick up more dirt etc from everyday stuff like supermarket trolleys and everyday toys and furniture. A little dirt is ok.

i still swear by my shark steam mop for no chemical brilliant clean on my white tiles, 6 kids means i need something fast , hygenic and chemical free , no fuss.

i use a steam mop that does the job for me with white tiles so i don’t know but i see people saying baking soda and vinegar. maybe spray windex on and paper towel it off