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Jim S.
  • Sterman, MI
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Cleaning hard wood floors

Jim S.
  • Sterman, MI
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I'm rehabbing an old house. I'm trying not to do a complete refinish of the floors. Two rooms with hard wood floors built at different years. The one has a nice shiny finish but the carpet pad left gooy spots. Goo gone works to remove it and doesn't hurt the finish but takes a lot of time (lots of goo spots). The second floor needs a good cleaning but with what. I think it needs something more than vinegar/water or peroxide. Menards has several floor cleaners but which one? Some are pricey. Of course I am going to try the vinegar first but looking ahead...maybe too far. lol. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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