No Wax Products – How to Choose

With so many no wax products to choose from, how do you know which one works the best?

It depends what you’re trying to get accomplished with your no wax linoleum.

Follow this simple formula for choosing the best no wax products.

No Wax Floor Cleaners – No Wax Finishes – No Wax Furniture Polish

No Wax Floor Cleaners – Don’t use harsh cleaners. Make your own instead.

No Wax Finishes – Don’t use a no wax finish if it contains oil, soap, or silicone. This type of no wax finish will attract dust and dirt, and you’ll need to clean your no wax linoleum more often.

No Wax Furniture Polish – Don’t use a store bought polish containing oil, soap, or silicone or you’ll attract more dust and dirt. Look for a no wax furniture polish that repels dust and fingerprints.

No Wax Floor Cleaners

The best no wax floor cleaner, by itself, will not make your floor shine. Cleaners are not designed to make floors shine. Besides, there’s no reason to purchase a no wax floor cleaner when you can make your own. Don’t use harsh store bought cleaners that contain ammonia, or you may slowly remove the surface of your no wax floors along with the dirt and grime. First, try just plain warm water, or a few drops of mild dish detergent mixed in water. Liquid dish soap may leave a film, so if you use it, you should follow up with a damp mop and water. For more thorough cleaning, add one cup of vinegar to one gallon of water. Vinegar is safe for no wax floors, although should not be used on hardwood or bamboo.

No Wax Finishes

The best no wax finishes will leave no wax build up. If they do, you’re using the wrong kind of no wax finish. Paste waxes and store bought polishes are notorious for wax build up and yellowing. Don’t buy a wax or polish containing oil, soap, or silicone. These ingredients will actually attract dust and dirt, so you’ll be cleaning your no wax floors more often. Go with a clear, water-based no wax finish. They work great on no wax linoleum, and last for months. They make scratches less noticeable, and protect your no wax floors from yellowing while leaving no wax build up.

No Wax Furniture Polish

The best no wax furniture polish will leave no wax build up and never yellow. However, some store bought no wax furniture polishes contain oil, soap, or silicone which will attract more dust and dirt. Some no wax finishes will repel dust and fingerprints, and protect your no wax linoleum from stains and scratches.

Be more cautious when you’re cleaning or restoring antique furniture. There’s a good chance that antique furniture, actually most furniture, will have years and years of oil rubbed into them, so you’ll need to clean the furniture more thoroughly before you apply a no wax finish. Otherwise, the finish will not stick to the oil or soap. Be sure the surface is clean of oil or soap before you begin.

The Best No Wax Finishes Leave No Wax Build Up

Pro Shot® Floor Restorer & Finish works great on no wax floors. Pro Shot® Floor Restorer goes down smooth, and is quickly applied with a sponge mop. Simply glide the sponge mop back and forth and let it dry. Just one coat of Pro Shot® makes no wax linoleum floors shine like new. It dries crystal clear in about 30 minutes, and is UL Listed as to slip resistance. If you want your no wax linoleum to shine more, or need additional protection, apply a second coat after the first coat is dry. You’ll have no wax build up or yellowing, and the shine will last for months.

Pro Shot® Cabinet Restorer & Protector works great on no wax vertical surfaces. Pro Shot® is water-based, repels dust and fingerprints, and lets you control the amount of shine you want. With its easy wipe on and let dry application, it’s a breeze to restore the shine to any no wax linoleum surface. Use Pro Shot® on other finished surfaces too; your banisters, base boards, and trim. Pro Shot® Cabinet Restorer protects no wax surfaces from U.V. Rays, and helps prevent wear. Since it’s a water-based finish, there’s no offensive odor or smelly fumes.

Remember, having no wax build up on your no wax linoleum is possible if you choose the right no wax products.