We have a slab main floor that will be getting glue down cork tiles and ceramic tile and upstairs a wood floor and tile will be installed over osb subfloor.
How to clean drywall dust off wood floors.
Mop should have excess water squeezed out before applying change the water vinegar solution when it starts to become cloudy.
Using water is the best way to clean drywall dust because the dust absorbs the water and becomes too heavy to float through the air.
Of course before we do anything we have to.
Its labor intensive frustrating and dirty.
Wipe up any drywall compound spill immediately.
The cloth will easily pick up what s left and you don t have to worry about if turning back into mud which is what drywall professionals call the joint compound that produced the dust.
Repeat this step as necessary until you are satisfied with the results.
The sooner that you clean up the compound the easier it will be to remove it.
Use the cloth to wipe dust from rough surfaces such as tile grout or masonry.
Then wipe the floor down with a slightly dampened cloth or towel to remove the fine layer of dust that the vacuum couldn t get.
If you need to scrape dried mud from your hardwood floor use a plastic paint scraper which won t harm the floor finish.
Two cups of white vinegar in a gallon of warm water.
We will be laying the floor in our new house ourselves therefore that means cleanup is up to us.
Sponge mop the solution onto a small area of the floor and then dry the area completely with a towel.
Avoid spreading it around the floor.
2 limit access to the work area.
Wipe down surfaces with a microfiber towel or a damp cloth.
Use a warm wet cloth to wipe up the compound.
Rinse the cloth frequently and wring it out to make sure you re not adding too much water to the floor.
The best way to clean drywall dust from your hardwood floors is to not have to do it at all.
You can then sweep or vacuum the drywall dust without kicking up.
Once it s clean dry the floor with a dry cloth or towel.
After you ve scraped the bulk the residue comes off easily with a damp rag.
Allow the floor to thoroughly dry before you use it.
Use a product that is safe for your kind of flooring and warm water.
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