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Will Pine-Sol ruin wood floors?
Pine Sol is good for cleaning hardwood floors but only if they are finished or sealed with a protective coat. It is safe to use it even on engineered wood floors but can cause damage if the floor is worn out, oiled, or waxed. Rinse well when cleaning with Pine Sol to prevent leaving residue on the floor.
Is Pine-Sol safe on all surfaces?
You can use Pine-Sol® cleaners on hard, nonporous surfaces, including floors, sinks, counters, stoves, bathtubs, shower stalls, tile and more!
Do you have to rinse Pine-Sol off wood floors?
A: Yes. Usually no rinsing required. On wood surfaces, do not allow puddles of cleaner to remain. *Not recommended for use on unfinished, unsealed, unpainted, waxed, oiled or worn flooring.
Why is Pine-Sol toxic?
First of all, the only hazardous ingredient listed on the Pine Sol MSDS is alkyl alcohol ethoxylates. These belong to a group of chemicals called “aromatic hydrocarbons” which are petrochemicals with strong, pungent, odors. The only health hazard listed on the MSDS is that it is an irritant.
What is a good wood cleaner?
Best Overall. TriNova Wood Cleaner, Conditioner, Wax & Polish.
Can I put Pine-Sol in a spray bottle?
Pine-Sol cleans all kinds of counter tops and surfaces while disinfecting. Dilute ¼ cup of Pine-Sol® in one gallon of warm water. Or for everyday mess control, keep the Pine-Sol® mixture in a spray bottle for quick cleaning spritzes.
Can I mix Pine-Sol and bleach?
Chloramine has an effect similar to that of chlorine gas, but with the added symptoms of chest pain and shortness of breath. Bleach and Pine-Sol: Mixing these two chemicals in large amounts will create chlorine gas and can restrict your breathing.
Does Pine-Sol have bad chemicals in it?
– New independent lab testing on 20 top household cleaning products reveals that top-selling cleaning products and detergents, including Tide Free & Gentle, Pine-Sol and Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner, contain toxic chemicals not revealed to the consumer.
What are the dangers of inhaling pinesol?
Irritation of the mucous membrane
Is Pine Sol good for hardwood floors?
Since 2010, Pine-Sol has been advertising their solution as safe for hardwood floors. Although you may have already known Pine-Sol is good for cleaning wood floors (and that it smells great), do you know the most effective way to use it? To help, we have some tips for keeping those floors looking great with Pine-Sol.
Is Pine Sol dangerous?
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Pine-Sol poses an irritation hazard to eyes and skin and is harmful if swallowed. You can reduce the risk that potentially harmful chemical cleansers pose by using natural cleaning alternatives.
Is Pine Sol safe?
Pine-Sol is Now Safe For Wood. It’s the time of year again to pull out your arsenal of cleaners and tackle your spring cleaning. If wiping down wood floors is on your to-do list, you may have one less product to grab. Pine-Sol now claims to be safe for sealed wood floors and furniture.