I use a steam mop (I think current one is a Shark) with distilled water on wood floors (polyurethane finish) laminate flooring and ceramic tile. No soap, vinegar or anything, just a few extra passes on really dirty spots. Before you cringe - my wood floors are 35 years old and have only needed one refinish, the laminates are 10 years old and look like almost new. I change the washable pads out a couple times on cleaning day.
I use Krud Kutter for really heavy cleaning - very little smell, can be used full strength to greatly diluted - label says it is septic safe and biodegradable. I get it by the gallon at the big box store like Home Depot.
For general kitchen cleaning I use original Dawn, OxyClean powder, and a MrClean eraser.

Plain old vinegar, rubbing alcohol, peroxide, baking soda and washing soda also have their place. High priced "natural" cleaning products are mostly a ripoff IMHO. Just stay away from highly scented stuff, use the smallest amount possible, and clean stuff before I gets really gross, using a little "elbow grease" and rags.