maybe they were talking about distilled water

the people said no what at all

THe recommended solution from PERGO is 1 cup white vinegar to a gallon of water, using a damp cotton cloth mop. You can also use 1/3 cup of white vinegar to a gallon of water, this information is on www.pwego.com on maintenance info.

Here is another suggestion

If you are looking to get the SHINE back follow the directions on REJUVINATE (you can buy it at Home Depot) and then keep it up every 3 months as directed. The trick is: every time it gets wet, dry it immediately. To clean it, whatever cleaner you choose, go with the grain wipe it up directly after wetting it with either cleaner or water solutions whichever you prefer. Making sure to DRY it with a dry cloth, not a damp towel for the entire floor, (eventually it will be too wet to use)is key to keeping it streak free while and after cleaning

dis regard previous post of cleaning instructions.

On your question you typed in not a poly.

thay said not type (what are you saying_

of water can be put on the floor

thanks but it is some type of wax that had put on the floor its the wax that people used in the 1800's its some type of a toung wax it's with wide plank pine thanks Lori

the wax is some type of toung wax the the early americans used on the pine planks and the people told me that water will hurt the wax so im trying to find out just how to clean it with no water

SInce you are not sure of the kind of wax that was used and if the flors are not real dirty I would just use a floor duster to only to be safe.,

thanks that what i did this time but when i go back thay might need to be cleaned i just wrote to the owner and ask him what type of tung wax is on it.its a brand new log cabin. so i want to make sure everything looks clean it. also do you know if i can use oil muphy soap on polyurethane furniture thanks Lori

the wax is called waterlox trying to find the best way to clean it