s/o what cleaning solution for mopping floor?

I've long since given up shine as a goal for my floors. I use tea tree oil and water, sometimes Clorox and water, sometimes Murphy's oil soap....

RIght now, I'm dealing with a muddy back yard trying to grow grass, and 2 dogs bringing that mud inside. It's like a war zone!

I think the mop can be the issue. We have the Sponge Mops and Bucket Set with 3 Replacement Sponge Heads PVA Mop: www.amazon.com/dp/B07MQRHV5X/ref=cm_sw_r_sm_apa_glc_fabc_V2JEXX6SMS28QZQRJKEM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

This cleans well and it's so absorbent that there is barely any water/cleaning solution left on the floor--so no buildup. We use Mrs Meyer's Clean Day All Purpose cleaner on our vinyl. I don't "wash" our wood floors: I vacuum all flooring weekly, which is better on all floors than sweeping solid floors. And once a year I use a vinegar solution to clean my wood floors. I use a very lightly damp rag to wipe it on and quickly wipe it off with a dry rag.i could probably use the Sponge Mops but our wood floors aren't "dirty." (We don't wear shoes in the house. That skeeves me out. Anyway, a great side effect is less crud in the home, so less crud to clean.)

I use vinegar on my hardwood floors. The smell goes away pretty quickly. I have a Swiffer that I made reusable pads for from dishtowels at the $$ Store rather than the expensive Swiffer paper ones. I throw the pads in the washer when done. I have tried Bona and Mrs. Murphy's on my hardwood floors but they do leave a film of some kind.

I have the spin mop and use Mr. Clean lemon.

We have tile floors. I use a Shark steam mop with a Norwex tile mop head and plain water with a splash of white vinegar in it. That’s what I used at my old house too with mostly linoleum and hardwood floors and it worked fine there too.

At our lake cabin we have all LVP flooring on the main floor and a different kind of laminate on the lower level. I use an O’Cedar spray mop (no steam) with water and white vinegar there too, or Bona if they’re really dirty.

For wood laminate, I’d use Bona. Vinegar is likely to take the finish off over time.

I use a steam mop for our floors. No cleaners needed! I’ve had houses with real wood and house with wood laminate and it does really well. And the grunge that comes off tile and plastic laminate floors is disgusting. You need to be careful not to leave the mop in one spot or your floors will warp. I’ve never had an issue, but will do them all in one go. I have a Haan steam mop.

I've used ammonia on my vinyl floors for 30 years. No issues, other than learning I need to open my windows for some fresh air! Nothing cleans floors like ammonia,but I am not sure it would be great for all surfaces. Vinyl- no problems. Wood and other surfaces, I am not so sure about.

But it's cheap,and it out-cleans everything. Just never mix anything in with it

Usually if the tide leaves a film, its because you ardent using very hot water. 

We had vinyl plank put in the living areas and kitchen of our home we built 6 years ago.  Carpet put in bedrooms.  It wasn't cheap, but I love it and wish it had been installed in bedrooms.  Lots of sites recommend vinegar/water/cleaner combos for cleaning, but the manufacturer of this vinyl plank says to use a PH balanced cleaner.  Glad I read the instructions for a change!  LOL!

I use water and an Enjo mop.

Zep Neutral PH floor cleaner. I have LVT floors. You can get at Amazon.  I've seen Zep products at Home Depot; I just don't know if they have the floor cleaner.

I have the O Cedar spin mop also but the spinner broke after about 6 months. DH contacted the company and they sent a new one.