How to Restore Linoleum
Step 1
Pour a generous amount of ammonia on the floor and spread it over the entire surface with a mop. Rinse the mop clean in a bucket of hot water.
Step 2
Scrub the floor with a nylon-bristle brush. Then use a mop and hot water to soak up and clean any remaining ammonia on the floor.
Step 3
Dry the floor by wiping it down with clean towels.
Step 4
Apply floor wax to the linoleum. Refer to the instructions on the bottle of wax for how to properly apply it. Wash the floor again after 24 hours.
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