How do you get the rubber backing off a laminated floor?

Here's an article that will help. It doesn't give a specific product but I would suggest something Goo Gone or WD-40. I would just be careful how I used it. I wouldn't apply a lot until I knew it wouldn't be a problem. If you have extra laminate, test it on that or maybe under a fridge where it won't show. Just to be sure.

Good Luck.

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/remove-dried-latex-backing-floor-38307.html

I would be careful what you put on the floor. Call the manufacturer, and ask them, or call a flooring store for their help

Try WD=40 or Washing Up liquid soap to try to release.........

I would try dabbing the glue with white vinegar and water 50/50

If the GooGone or WD-40 doesn't work, try warm soapy water or baby oil on the rubber. Most laminates can handle a little bit of scrubbing with something like a Scotch-brite pad, but check on a scrap or an inconspicuous spot.

Didlovehorsers, Teri's answer came to me instead of to you - so I copied and pasted it here so it will come to your email box. :)

TeriShelton, CT 5 hours ago I would use a hair dryer first and slowly pull it up as you heat it. I did this to my granddaughters rug in her room which was stuck to the floor.Then I used some goo gone to get the last of the residue off. Good luck0·Reply