Key benefits
- Waterbased cleaning formula and GREENGUARD GOLD certified
- Dries fast for a residue-free clean
- Safe for wood floor and pH neutral
- Reveals the floors natural beauty and shine
- Ready-to-use – just spray and mop
- Recommended by professionals since 1919
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When looking for the best way to care for wood floors, many flooring contractors recommend using Bona Wood Floor Cleaner. The residue-free, fast-drying pH-neutral solution cleans wood floors by gently and effectively removing dust, dirt and grime, to reveal the floor’s natural shine and beauty. Safe for all unwaxed polyurethane-finished wood floors. In third-party lab tests, Bona outperformed 11 other floor cleaners in removing household dirt.* Waterbased solutions and GREENGUARD GOLD certification ensure a safer product for your family, your pets – and our planet. Dedicated to advancing sustainable solutions for a cleaner and healthier home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bona Wood Floor Cleaner safe for my laminate floor?
Yes, the Bona Wood Floor Cleaner is also safe for your laminate floor. Both the Bona Wood Floor Cleaner and the Bona Hard-Surface Floor leave no dulling or sticky residues behind. Both are also GREENGUARD GOLD Certified for indoor air quality. Bona is committed to manufacturing the “best formula” for your specific flooring type. Our cleaner formulations for wood or stone, tile and laminate are designed to work best on each of those specific floor types.
Can I use this on both lacquered and oiled wood floors?
Yes, it can be used for both types of wood floors. However, our Bona Oiled Wood Floor Cleaner has the advantage that it both cleans and nourishes oiled wood floors.
Is Bona Wood Floor Cleaner safe for my luxury vinyl floor?
For vinyl, LVT, LVP, PVC & linoleum floors we recommend you use our Bona Hard-Surface Cleaner.
What is the difference between Bona Wood Floor Cleaner and Bona Hard Surface Floor Cleaner?
Both the Bona Wood Floor Cleaner and the Bona Hard-Surface Floor Cleaner leave no dulling or sticky residues behind. Both are also GREENGUARD GOLD Certified for indoor air quality. Bona is committed to manufacturing the “best formula” for your specific flooring type. Our cleaner formulations for wood or stone, tile, and laminate floors are designed to work best on each of those specific floor types.
How should the cleaners and polishes be diluted?
Unless the packaging states that it is a concentrate Bona cleaners and polishes are ready-to-use and should not be diluted.
This was my first time using Bona, and the floors appear sticky and streaky, did I do something wrong?
Multipurpose cleaners are known for leaving behind residues which in time can cause floors to look dull. When switching to a Bona cleaner this residue starts to dissolve, creating tackiness or spots. When this occurs, just continue to use the Bona cleaner until the stickiness disappears. Depending on how long the previous products were used, this could take some time. Start testing in an inconspicuous spot first. Rinse or change the Bona Cleaning Pad frequently!
Why is Bona considered “Best in Test”?
In an independent lab test in 2015, KTA– Tator, Inc., tested 11 European wood floor cleaners against Bona Wood Floor Cleaner. The test involved the automated removal of a proprietary dirt and grime substance from Leneta panels using the manufacturer-recommended dilution and cleaning instructions. Each panel was rated for dirt and grime removal, with Bona outperforming the 11 competitors.
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