My Choice Methylated Spirit

Methylated Spirits can be used to clean non-porous floor tiles, typically diluted with water (about 1 part spirits to 5 parts water) to remove grease and grime. This solution leaves a streak-free, fast-drying finish. For the best results, use a microfiber mop and make sure the mop head is well-wrung. However, be cautious when using it on porous surfaces, as it may cause slight discoloration, and never use it on painted or varnished surfaces.

• Heavy-duty disinfectant/ hard surface cleaner.
• Cleaner for glass, mirrors, showers, tiles, fridges and other household appliances.
• Thinning paints, lacquers and varnishes and cleaning paint brushes.
• Stain remover/ removing ink from non-porous surfaces.
• Window and floor cleaner.
• Removing sticker residue.
• Windscreen washer additive.

How to Use Methylated Spirits to Clean Floor Tiles:

• Mix the Solution: Combine about one part methylated spirits with five parts water in a bucket.
• Mop the Floors: Use a microfiber mop to clean the tiled surface.
• Use a Well-Wrung Mop: For glossy tiles, wring the mop head so it’s nearly dry to avoid streaks and haziness.
• Rinse if Needed: For a deeper clean, rinse the area thoroughly after mopping, working in small sections.

Benefits of Using Methylated Spirits:

• Effective: Easily removes grease, dirt, and grime from floors.
• Streak-Free: Dries quickly without leaving streaks, particularly on non-porous surfaces.
• Disinfects: Works as a disinfectant for hard surfaces.

Precautions and Warnings:

• Porous Surfaces: Avoid using methylated spirits on porous materials like unsealed stone, as it could cause discoloration if left to soak.
• Painted or Varnished Surfaces: Never use methylated spirits on painted or varnished surfaces, as it can damage these finishes.
• Ventilation: Always ensure good ventilation when using methylated spirits.