you may have used a product that either damaged the wax that was on the floor - in that case you will need to strip that wax off and start over; OR you may have used something that actually damaged the 'finish' ( not 'wax) on the floors - in which case you may need professional help to refinish your floors... Hope it's not that serious!
First, if you use Murphy's oil soap, don't. It leaves a buildup on the floors. This came from a floor expert.
I used a product I got at Walmart called Pledge Floor Care with a Scotch Brite no scratch scrubbing sponge when I moved into my rented apt. A little goes a long way and it did an excellent job. Even took off long-standing dirt buildup
Hi Linda, hope this helps you out, Mix a one-to-one ratio of water and vinegar, dampen a cloth, and rub off the hazy buildups. Rinse with another cloth dampened with clear water and dry the floor immediately with a third rag. Washing coupled with wear and tear can eventually make the hardwood floor look old and cloudy
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Use Bona hardwood floor cleaner.
Equal parts of vinegar and olive oil
Get a maid...
you may have used a product that either damaged the wax that was on the floor - in that case you will need to strip that wax off and start over; OR you may have used something that actually damaged the 'finish' ( not 'wax) on the floors - in which case you may need professional help to refinish your floors... Hope it's not that serious!
First, if you use Murphy's oil soap, don't. It leaves a buildup on the floors. This came from a floor expert.
I used a product I got at Walmart called Pledge Floor Care with a Scotch Brite no scratch scrubbing sponge when I moved into my rented apt. A little goes a long way and it did an excellent job. Even took off long-standing dirt buildup
Hi Linda, hope this helps you out, Mix a one-to-one ratio of water and vinegar, dampen a cloth, and rub off the hazy buildups. Rinse with another cloth dampened with clear water and dry the floor immediately with a third rag. Washing coupled with wear and tear can eventually make the hardwood floor look old and cloudy