How can I remove dried dog poop from wood floors?




Thin layer of dried dog poop stuck to wood floor surface.
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Try putting a damp rag or paper towel over the smear to rehydrate it and then you should be able to clean it up. Don't let it sit too long on the wood surface, especially if it is a laminate.
Lay a warm wet towel over it for several minutes to get it to soften up, then you can clean it.
Seriously?
A warm dampened rag cloth or paper towels on top of the poop just long enough to loosen it. It should come up after a few minutes. Wipe clean with a moistened rag. Remember to not saturate the area, it could make a bigger problem for you by penetrating the surface of the floor.
Hi Markie: Ah geeze:( Those dogs are so gross sometimes:) Anyway, get some paper towels - I like Viva - wet with warm water and Dawn dish soap and vinegar. Not soaking wet, just a bit more than damp. Put this over the poop and let it sit for about 5 or 10 minutes. Then, wipe up what you can and, if you need to, do it again. Then wipe the area dry and let it dry for about 1/2 hour and then wax the area. Good luck
Hi Markie,
Try using Wet Wipes and a scraper.