Vinegar is basically a dilute solution of acetic acid (a weak acid). Being acidic, it will cut grime, mineral, and grease. But since it is diluted, any adverse effect on the tiles is mild. There are several ways to clean tile floors with vinegar.
Of the many tile cleaner options available, vinegar is considered to be one of the mild ones. So, it’s a good one to try out in place of the harsher options.
If you want to clean a single area or a tough stain, use vinegar and baking soda. Start by creating a mixture of vinegar and baking soda in a container. You can decide on the measurements yourself but what you want is a thick paste.
To use vinegar and dawn dish soap. Pour 1 cup of vinegar and 2 tablespoons of Dawn dishwashing soap into a spray bottle. Use the spray bottle to spray the vinegar and dawn soap mixture on the floor.
Using vinegar to clean your tile floor is a non-toxic and effective way to remove stains, scum, and grime. Although the use of vinegar to clean floors is encouraged, you should use it in moderation because it is acidic.