How do I remove adhesive that sufaced between (vinyl) floor tiles?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xZv3U1408g A video to help. otherwise try this

1. pply gentle pressure with a small plastic scraper to remove as much glue from your floor as possible. ...
2. Dampen a cotton cloth with a small amount of acetone-based nail polish remover. ...
3. Gently scrape away the top layer of softened glue. ...

I would scrape gently. Then use goo gone to loosen. Turn the scrape on edge to remove between tiles.

WD40 sprayed into the surface and left for a short while. Then wipe with a soft cloth.

Goo Gone or nail polish remover on a clean cloth.

I would try Goo Gone as well. It won't take off the finish on the floors but should take off any adhesive.

Bonnie...Can you send a picture please?

1. Apply a generous amount of Goo Gone to the floor adhesive.
2. Let the formula soak into the adhesive for 3-5 minutes.
3. Using a putty knife, start to pull off the floor adhesive. ...
4. If adhesive remains, repeat 1-3.
5. Wash the area with soap and water once you are finished.

Hello Bonnie,

Is this floor has been laid recently try with goo gone or WD-40. If this is an old floor, you may have a problem. Is it melting with heat or with water or damp?

I would have it investigated. Hope that;s of some help.

Hi ! There might be better ways , but I have the same issue with my peel and stick vinyl wood plank flooring , I use my fingernail ! I love the look of my flooring , but I get glue that comes up between the planks , I found that using my nail , I can get it up easily without smearing of spreading it and without doing any damage .

Goo Gone & a tooth brush!

Lemon essential oils work great at removing sticky residue

Goof off works wonder!