How to Cure a Slippery Floor
- 1). Fill a mop bucket with warm water and a general purpose cleaner. Mop the floor being treated to remove dirt and grease. Allow the floor to dry thoroughly.
- 2). Protect carpeted areas, metal floor drains and baseboards using painter's tape.
- 3). Pour an anti-slip product on the floor and spread it evenly with a mop. Allow the product to set on the floor according to the time recommended on the label for the type of surface being treated. This is called the dwell time, and it is the amount of time required for the product to set on the floor's surface to etch it. During the dwell time it is important to ensure that the floor remains damp and doesn't dry out. Apply more product if you notice the floor drying before the dwell time has expired.
- 4). Rinse the floor with clean water and a mop. Ensure that all of the chemical residue is rinsed from the floor's surface.
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