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I'm a resi/commercial service owner...any cleaner that looks cloudy/hazy in the bottle will leave your floors that same way.
If your floors are laminate..you can use Windex and a damp mop...they will shine like glass.
I've been following this post as I have the same problem with my floors. Is using Murphy's a good thing or a bad thing?
Murphy's Oil Soap leaves a haze on prefinished wood floors. I'm not sure if it's the polyurethane finish or the aluminum oxide in the finish (for hardness) that creates the issue.
I would recommend the products from Bona or Bruce to clean the haze off, then maintain them with other products from those two mfr's as well, especially Bona.
Todays' flooring materials are fairly high tech (even wood floors) and require a different cleaning/maintenance approach than Grandma's oil rubbed floors did.
Regards,
Streamer1212
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