How to clean wooden floors

As is well known, water is the natural enemy of wooden flooring. So how can we clean wooden flooring to prevent damage?
In fact, wooden floor cleaning work can be divided into three categories:
1 Harmful to wooden flooring (including strong corrosion, water immersion, hard friction, etc.)
II Moderate damage (such as wet wiping, soft friction)
III Minor or no harm (dust adsorption, maintenance+cleaning)
So, in order to better protect against harm, we should try to use the third type of method when cleaning wooden floors:
1. Wipes with dust adsorption function can be used for dry wiping;
2. Dust can be removed using a vacuum cleaner;
3. If there are stains on the wooden floor, a natural solvent with a dissolving effect, orange oil, can be used to dissolve the dirt. Then, wipe and activate it with a natural activator that separates the dirt from the floor, soap horn, and then wipe off the dirt or use a soft abrasive with a cleaning and cleaning effect to wipe off the dirt;
In short, try not to use too much water for cleaning wooden floors.