1 Clean with a damp mop for everyday care. 2  Wash the floor occasionally with a gentle (non-abrasive) floor cleaner-always follow cleaning product instructions and adhere to cautions before use. 3  Do not use detergents, abrasive cleaners or âmop and shineâ products. 4  These may leave a dull film on your Flooring.o remove these and more, follow these steps: 1  Clean the area with Vinyl Flooring cleaner. 2  Scrub with a nonabrasive white scrubbing pad. 3  Rub with isopropyl alcohol. ( 4 Only for pen ink, permanent marker, nail polish, hair dye). 5  For rust stains, treat with lemon juice or cream of tartar.
Of the foreigners in Germany, Turks were by far the largest group, numbering 2.4% of the population. Italians accounted for 0.7%; Greeks for 0.4%; Poles made up 0.4%; and various other groupsâmade up largely of people fleeing the war in the former Yugoslaviaâmade up the remaining 4.6%. Even persons born and reared in Germany are considered foreigners unless ethnically German or naturalized.
Today, Germany has the third largest Jewish population in Western Europe, after France and the UK. In addition, one of the largest Israeli-Jewish communities outside Israel lives temporarily in Germany â mainly in Berlin, which attracts students, artists, musicians, and writers.ews are mainly seen as admonishers against anti-Semitism from the right, which is a very narrow perspective on reality considering leftist anti-Semitism. Jews in todayâs Germany are seen as allies against pre-Auschwitz anti-Semitism and Holocaust-denial, found above all in neo-Nazi circles and revisionist groups.