gooberific
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- Joined
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- Joined
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- 986
I usually use a hexagonal toddler playpen (supergate) on my kitchen floor for floortime, and leave bits of the kitchen linoleum uncovered, which if there are any accidents, I just spot clean with 50/50 vinegar/water.
My floor is, however, overdue for a good scrubbing.
Ideally, I would like to just use the supergate to block off the parts of the kitchen that would make them hard to catch (under the table, etc), and I have already bent a couple grids to the right shape to prevent them getting behind the fridge.
That would leave about an 8x10 area of floorspace for them to play on, but I want to use a cleaner that would be safe for them...seeing as it's my kitchen, hubby is a messy cook, and toddler is a messy eater, the floor can get quite dirty at times.
Should I just use the vinegar and water and tough out the smell of it, or does anyone know of something else I can use?
My floor is, however, overdue for a good scrubbing.
Ideally, I would like to just use the supergate to block off the parts of the kitchen that would make them hard to catch (under the table, etc), and I have already bent a couple grids to the right shape to prevent them getting behind the fridge.
That would leave about an 8x10 area of floorspace for them to play on, but I want to use a cleaner that would be safe for them...seeing as it's my kitchen, hubby is a messy cook, and toddler is a messy eater, the floor can get quite dirty at times.
Should I just use the vinegar and water and tough out the smell of it, or does anyone know of something else I can use?