Bona® Hardwood Floor Cleaner
Same great Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner in an economy size. Unlike all-purpose cleaners, will not dull your floor's finish or leave oily residue. Waterborne, non-toxic, and environmentally responsible.
Bona® Hardwood Floor Cleaner available at Bona.com for $21.99
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Bona® Hardwood Floor Cleaner is rated
out of
5 by
5825.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
SashasMom from
Leaves greasy looking footprints.
Bought as recommended by the floor installer. Aside from tired of pump spraying...I assume the floor is clean as long as you don’t walk on it. Leaves footprints, even from 4lb Chihuahuas! I’ll look for something better & it’s this 1/2 gallon jug. I should have read reviews first!
Date published: 2019-02-08
Rated 1 out of
5
by
CarwenK from
Dull floor result
I used the hardwood floor cleaner in an upstairs hall that only has traffic from two adults. Regular care is dry-mopping or vacuuming with a very occasional damp mopping, done recently with a barely damp mop. The matte poly finish still looks (looked good). Feeling that I should be doing more, I used this cleaner; my husband had said reviews were good. I should have cleaned only a small test area because now the floor is dull. I called Customer Support, who said I should use the Power Plus cleaner, as I do not use the hardwood cleaner frequently, and that what I am seeing is residue that the cleaner was attempting to lift from the floor. The Power Plus will apparently remove the film. Apparently you should use the hardwood floor cleaner frequently, even daily. The rep suggested I try the product on a mirror, and indeed it did not leave a film. I am reluctant to use yet another product on top of this, and will try to buff off the film (manually). I see lots of other people have the same problem. Perhaps I should have stuck to Simple Green.
Date published: 2019-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Cbsmom1 from
Cleaned up nasty residue
My floors have been looking terrible! I have been using Mr. Clean because I have a puppy who has accidents but it left a horrible residue. Found online a recipe using ammonia but it is winter and I am not opening the windows to get the ammonia fumes out. My sister recommended Bona. I was skeptical but thought it was worth a try. OMG! It cleaned all of the residue right off. My floors look great brand new. It is a forever product in my home!
Date published: 2019-01-31
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Val2019 from
Don’t use this product
Don’t use this product, it will ruin your floor.
We used and after 3 years we realized it was building up a gross layer on the top of our real wood floor. We have tried everything to scrape it off and Bona also doesn’t have a solution for the problem they create to us.
Expensive product and ruined our expensive floor.
Date published: 2018-12-31
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Sunderhaus from
Haze
We have been using Bona for several years. At first it worked great. Over the last year or so our floors have become hazy/cloudy and they look horrible. Boba is the only product that we use on our floors.
Date published: 2018-12-21
Flooring contractors will tell you when looking for the best to care for hardwood floors use Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner. The unique and effective formulation provides a complete clean by gently and effectively removing dust, dirt and grime. The GREENGUARD GOLD certification confirms it’s safe for use in your home and around your family.
- Economy size refill that is ready-to-use
- Dries fast, no dulling residue
- Safe for all unwaxed, polyurethane finished wood floors
- Nearly 100 years of heritage
Learn More About Cleaning and Protecting Your Floor
AQUA
Water is used in a many different manufactured products and is considered to be a safe, organic substitute for harsher chemicals. Water is used as a way to dissolve other chemicals into a safe cleaning solution. The term “aqua” refers to water that is free from impurities.
PPG-2 METHYL ETHER
Co-solvents can be used to mix two substances that are normally unable to combine or aid the effectiveness of other solvents. Co-solvents can help to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Co-solvents are used in a variety of products, and at very low levels. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times higher than the level of this cleaner. Emulsifiers are commonly used to mix substances that are normally unable to combine, such as oil and water. The effect of emulsifiers on oil and water is used to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Emulsifiers are used in a variety of products, from cleaning products, personal hygiene products, and food. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times the level of this cleaner. Many emulsifiers are found in nature.
BUTOXYPROPANOL
Co-solvents can be used to mix two substances that are normally unable to combine or aid the effectiveness of other solvents. Co-solvents can help to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Co-solvents are used in a variety of products, and at very low levels. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times higher than the level of this cleaner. Emulsifiers are commonly used to mix substances that are normally unable to combine, such as oil and water. The effect of emulsifiers on oil and water is used to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Emulsifiers are used in a variety of products, from cleaning products, personal hygiene products, and food. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times the level of this cleaner. Many emulsifiers are found in nature.
Ethoxylated alcohol
Co-solvents can be used to mix two substances that are normally unable to combine or aid the effectiveness of other solvents. Co-solvents can help to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Co-solvents are used in a variety of products, and at very low levels. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times higher than the level of this cleaner. Emulsifiers are commonly used to mix substances that are normally unable to combine, such as oil and water. The effect of emulsifiers on oil and water is used to stabilize the surfactants and aid in grease clean-up. Emulsifiers are used in a variety of products, from cleaning products, personal hygiene products, and food. These ingredients are used in cosmetics, but at more than 10-20 times the level of this cleaner. Many emulsifiers are found in nature.
Alanine, N,N-bis(carboxymethyl)-, trisodium salt
Alanine trisodium salt is a chelator. A chelator is an organic compound that helps to remove metal ions from solutions. Basically, it helps prevent hard water residue. Chelators are commonly used in cleaning products such as detergents and soaps. Alanine trisodium salt is biodegradable and nontoxic.
Isotridecanol Ethoxylate
Oxirane, 2-methyl-, polymer with oxirane, mono(2-propylheptyl) ether
Maleic acid, Polymer with Diisobutene, sodium salt
BENZISOTHIAZOLINONE
Isothiazolinones are used as a preservative since they are effective at getting rid of fungi and bacteria. Isothiazolinones ensure a proper shelf life of biodegradable products. Isothiazolinones are often used in cleaners and personal hygiene products like shampoos and other hair care products.
METHYLISOTHIAZOLINONE
Isothiazolinones are used as a preservative since they are effective at getting rid of fungi and bacteria. Isothiazolinones ensure a proper shelf life of biodegradable products. Isothiazolinones are often used in cleaners and personal hygiene products like shampoos and other hair care products.
Citric Acid
Liquitint® Blue HP
Liquitint® Aquamarine is a substance used to differentiate between water and cleaner. It can come from dyes, pigments, inks, or chemicals. The use of colorant in a product helps to maintain high levels of safety in your home.
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