Cleaning up spilled milk is supposed to be easy. All that you should have to do is simply clean up by wiping the mess and following the directions of your cleaner. Unfortunately that does not always work out the way that it should. There is a simple reason for this. Milk, since it is an organic compound, can be "cooked" into the flooring by the cleaning agent that you use. The result would be a thin, milky film-type stain that seems to not want to come up at all.
To actually clean up the spilled milk, without causing this problem, begin by using clear, clean water. After that has been mopped up or wiped up, proceed to using one of the following methods depending on your flooring type, in the event that the stain is present.
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