Things You Will Need
Neither mold nor fungi will grow on the surface, which you can buff to gleaming if you wish.
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Sweep or vacuum your rubber floor to pick up loose dirt, dust and debris.
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Mop the floor with a rubber floor cleaner, which is typically diluted in water. Refer to the manufacturer’s directions for specific dilution amounts. Avoid creating too many suds by pouring the cleaning solution into a bucket of water (versus pouring the water into a bucket containing the solution). Then mop the floor using a nylon deck brush or a clean rayon mop and allow the mopped floor to dry completely.
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Shine your rubber floor by applying a rubber floor conditioner, following the manufacturer’s directions; then buff it using a buffing machine that rotates fewer than 350 times per minute (350 RPM) so as not to damage the floor.