Hot water, if so why?

Kim19 and Vickya
You have not received responses as it is not done to change the subject of a thread (though sometimes we do go off at a tangent.)
It is easy to start your own thread, why not do that and I am sure you will get interesting replies.

Kim19
Ignore the thread police. I love my Karcher, best window cleaning ever. Your not putting enough pressure into it, and it doesn't matter which way you work it.

Kim19, I did realise I was deviating, but it was this particular post and thread that made me think umra and grans would like each other, so it felt right to post here.

Thank you all. I was unaware of the rigid protocol but grateful to those who 'risked it' for me I will try to mend my ways both here and with the Karcher!!

Is there a protocol? No-one told me. Threads often have 'asides' that last a few posts and then return to the main stream.

Is this post a deviation?

Now you're making me laugh MOnica and I'm not sure how appropriate that is on a scale of 1 to 10!

Thanks........

Just start your posts with" just to deviate a little " and end with" now back to the OP"
That gets me out of trouble.?

Aaah.......so there is a protocol of sorts....it's just a case of waiting until somebody shares. Thanks very much annsixty and...... would you define 'trouble' for me as in your above post, please?

Well you might get sent to the naughty step or just told to stick to the script.

Heaven forfend!

Kim19
Just put your tin hat on and ignore them.
Or in my case, don't bother with tin hat, just ignore.

My problem is cleaning the parquet floors here. I have bought liquid and impregnated cloths both of which say they clean these floors, but nothing makes any difference. Small marks (e.g. GS dropping bits of food) stay stubbornly there; and any water drops leave a mark. I just go with the flow now and let it lie!

Oh dear - am I deviant too?

I would use those white magic sponges.... need to use damp. I cut them into smaller blocks as they wear down with use. Very little that they do not shift ... gently and with no chemicals. I use on leather bags, chairs, wallpaper.

Get down on your hands and knees with a floor cloth and a bucket of Flaskh. You can wring the water out of the cloth and the floor will dry quicker.
Then lay sheets of newspaper in case anyone wants to walk on the floor before its dry.
Well, that's what my mum always did. What about yours?