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We vacuum, spray with 101, buff. If you really want to get the last particle of dirt you can use a finishing towel. Sometimes we do sometimes we do not. I have been charging about 15 cents a square foot. Only done two jobs so I am not sure if this is enough.
Jamiewow i charged him 70 cents a sq ft and he went for it just because i really didnt want the job but now im gonna do my best to impress us both funny how people react to price i thought he would say no its all about the way you talk to people that sells the job i see im learning
As a requirement for one customer and as an add on for many, many others, we have cleaned a lot of linoleum and VCT flooring. We edge vac first, spray Hard Surface cleaner diluted per instructions, using a dedicated 2 1/2 gal container, use the brush for tile & grout on the floor, with the orange brush attachment for the Oreck in tight areas and under cabinets. Do a manageable section at a time and then remove with the squeegee/floor attachment and voila! a beautiful and very clean and non-slippery floor. Very little hand work, except a quick wipe in the corners.
The squeegee attachment actually lifts the dirt off of the floor, unlike the pad or mop which tends to push dirt particles into any crevices or textures of the vinyl.
We have had nothing but rave reviews on the above method…done for 3+ years.
Hope this helps….open to any suggestions.
Dave
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