Is Murphy's oil soap safe on rubber floors.I cant seem to get an answer any where else

Great question. I was also interested to know the answer to this. From what I've found after researching the websites of some Flooring Contractors in Kent, Rubber flooring is a nonconductive, bacteria-resistant type of flooring that is used in many commercial settings and, less commonly, domestic households. It's very springy and contains lots of padding which makes it extra-safe. It's also very durable and low maintenance. It's typically made from one of two options: natural tree rubber or synthetic materials. It's often the case that these synthetic materials come from recycled car tires. Premium rubber flooring can be quite expensive. It's worth checking the price and comparing it to other flooring products before deciding if it's right for you.

Check the rubber line going to the carb, the clamp is bad for the hose

One quart is a quarter of a gallon, so there are four quarts in a gallon.

Depending on what it's made out of, presumably its plastic,you can give them a rinse with the garden hose and a bit of dishwashingdetergent scrubbed with a brush has them looking sparkling in no time.

No, it will gum up the works and ruin the machine, only used approved cleaners for the machine.

It has some very heavy petroleum-based ingredients, so I think the best solution would be to try Murphy's Oil Soap (available in most grocery stores in the household cleaning aisle). The vegetable oil in the Murphy's Oil Soap should break up the pomade enough to follow up with regular shampoo.
Good luck!

Yes you can use what you want. Like Mr. clean , but what I like and it smells good and very safe is Simple Green. great stuff. happy cleaning DFD

If you run the dishwasher it will produce suds coming out the door.You can take the door off and clean it all out. One remedy is to add a gallon of vinegar to react with the soap and prevent foaming, another solution is to add cooking oil.