How do you clean sheet rock mud off of wooden floors?

Use a plastic scraper to get the clumps up, them a bucket of warm water and a rag will get the rest. It may take several washings to get all of the mud off the floor. Hope this helps.

A plastic scrapper should not harm the floors. Pampered Chef makes a great little scrapper, I have one for just about every job.

The dry wall mud sticks to everything, but thankfully will come up. Lots of hot water and time will work great. Just don't let the water sit for too long on the wood floor.

White Vinegar diluted somewhat with a lil heat water and use toddler moist wipes or bits of an previous rag, some thing you are able to throw away, shop using sparkling bits of cloth or it may merely unfold the stain extra in any different case.

It's easy it is water soluble, Just take a wet rag and rub until it comes off. You can use your thumb nail to pop off big pieces then use the wet rag to clean it up.

Agree with wood tick, try hot water and rag first, try not using any type of scraper if you do not have to, place rag over scraper then

Use water. Get it wet and wipe it up. Some drywallers use a wet sponge to 'sand' their walls to avoid the dust.