Go through the steps of sweeping and vacuuming the floors. You should start a deep cleaning much like you would start your general cleaning. You can also mop the floors with water, but you'll be mopping the floor with a cleaner. You will benefit the floors with two mop jobs, but this is up to you. There are many different cleaning solutions for your parquet floors. Some products will clean the floors and place an extra sealant. This type of product is specific to wood surfaces. It cleans, polishes, and coats the flooring. Look for commercial products that enhance the flooring with nutrients and additives that make the floor look fresh. Wooden cleaners will work for parquet floors since they're made of scraps of wood. It is important to coat the floor with a sealant to increase the longevity and durability of the floors. Avoid wax products or other cleaners that promise a shine. These products create problems when it's time to apply another coating. You don't have to buy a commercial product if you'd rather create your own solution. Most home remedies that are safe for parquet floors include a simple mixture of mild dishwashing detergent. Mix a bucket of warm water with cup of mild dishwashing soap. Avoid using vinegar, ammonia, high pH cleaners, and any oil based soaps. The key to mopping the floors, regardless of a cleaner, is to use a minimal amount of water. Follow the instructions if you purchased a commercial cleaner, and make sure you dilute the cleaner with the proper amount of water. Soak the mop with the cleaner water, and then spend a good bit of time draining the mop. Water is an enemy to the health of wood floors. Use as little as you can!
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One-sentence summary -- Start by doing a general clean. Find special parquet flooring products. Create a cleaning solution. Mop the floors with a cleaner.

Q: If you don't have Google Chrome on your computer, you can download it for free from any other web browser. This is directly to the left of the "Minimize" button and looks like the outline of a person. If someone is already signed into Chrome, it will list their name instead. This will prompt you to enter your desired Chrome credentials. If someone is already signed into Chrome, click "Switch Person" instead. Remember, this cannot be your personal email account since Google Classroom is only accessible with a school-affiliated email address. Your school address should look something like "myname@myschool.edu". This must be the password associated with your school Gmail account. This will take you back to the blank page on which you started. Click the link provided to do so. Remember, you must have a school email address to log into Classroom. You can also click the "Apps" menu in the far left corner of the toolbar on a new tab, click "Webstore" at the bottom of the page, and type in "Google Classroom". Click the appropriate app from here to install and access Classroom. Depending on your status, you'll be redirected to either a blackboard page to set up your class (for teachers) or a class code entry field (student). Your teacher should have provided you with this before the beginning of the class. You have successfully signed up for Google Classroom!
A: Open a blank page in Google Chrome. Click on the "People" tab in the top right corner. Click the "Sign into Chrome" option. Type in your school Gmail address, then click "Next". Enter your password. Click "Sign in" to log into Chrome with these credentials. Navigate to the Google Classroom app. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the "Student" or "Teacher" button. Enter your class code if you are a student. Click "Join" to join the classroom.

Article: Before you even think about scratching anywhere, you should make sure your nails themselves are clean. Scratching with dirty fingernails will only serve to spread bad dirt and bacteria around. Soaking your hands regularly in hot water for a couple of minutes at a time will help open up the pores, releasing any excess dirt from your skin. The less bacteria you're tracking around, the better. Particularly when you're scratching, it's very important to take a close lens to the dirt trapped underneath your fingernails. Most often, this muck is difficult to see, so it's important that you give it a good look and proper scrubbing over. This is especially true if you like to keep your nails fashionably long. Make a point every day of cleaning the buildup muck from underneath your fingernails. It will alleviate a lot of future hassle. Even if you like to keep your nails long, it is best to keep them filed. Uneven nails can feel rough against your skin, and might even risk snapping, given pressure. Make a habit of filing them once every few days; not only will they feel smoother, they'll look quite a bit nicer as well. Trimming your nails is also recommended. While some people prefer longer nails as part of their style, it can add undue complications when it comes to scratching. Longer nails carry more bacteria, and may even run the risk of breaking apart if too much pressure is applied. Don't bit your nails. While it may seem like a nice alternative compared to trimming them with clippers, your nails will look nicer if you go the extra mile.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep your fingernails clean. Soak your hands in water. Clean any dirt from underneath your fingernails. File your nails.

Article: When she's lecturing and talking to you, listen attentively, and don't talk back. Even though this may be hard, it shows you care. She's only trying to help, and if she wants to talk to you, take the time to listen. Respond to what she's saying and take the time to think about it. You can even reassure her that such an incident will not repeat at the end of your talk, so she knows you thought about it and your apology is genuine. When you do answer her questions, don't get an attitude about it. Just answer calmly, directly, and truthfully. For instance, if your mom says, "What were you thinking?" don't say, "I don't know, obviously I'm an idiot" in a sarcastic tone. Try something more along the lines of "I guess I wasn't thinking very clearly. I'll try to do better next time." Doing so will show her you respect her decision. Your mom isn't yelling at you because she dislikes you or hates you. She cares about you, and she doesn't want you making bad choices which will have an impact on your future. She wants you to be safe and learn to be a better person. Don't be mean, or fling hateful insults. Don't stomp or slam doors. You'll only make her angrier, and later, you'll be sad you acted that way. In addition, your mom will respect your maturity and may forgive you faster. If she says, "You always say that and don't follow through!" don't argue. Say you understand, and ask for her help in trying to do better in the future.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Show you're listening. Don't ignore her. Use a respectful tone. Accept your punishment without complaining. Be mature.