The best Hardwood floor advice you will get today

by Duke Manor Farm

If you live in a house like me with big wheels and roller skates buzzing by on your hardwood floors then you know after time your floors begin to take a beating. And it's not just the big wheels, it's the sun and foot traffic that help the floors lose their once upon a time luster and shine. Rather then going through the process of resanding and restaining , I occasionally will use a product call reviver to help give back some some of the "newness" to my hardwood flooring. For a quick demonstration and to see the big wheel culprit , come visit me on my blog.

the best hardwood floor advice you will get today, flooring, hardwood floors, home maintenance repairs, Before cleaning I use my shark steamer which omits a high degree of water and no water residual on the floor

Before cleaning I use my shark steamer which omits a high degree of water and no water residual on the floor.

the best hardwood floor advice you will get today, flooring, hardwood floors, home maintenance repairs, Before If you look you can see a line that seperates where a rug lays on the floor

Before. If you look you can see a line that seperates where a rug lays on the floor.

the best hardwood floor advice you will get today, flooring, hardwood floors, home maintenance repairs, This is an after picture from the same angle as the before

This is an after picture from the same angle as the before.

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Tri7072153 on Aug 23, 2017

I was told NOT to steam my hardwood floors? They are in my kitchen and really look worn.

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Homebody on Apr 05, 2014
Thank you Sherrie! I will check in different rooms....but hmmmm, all my corners are filled with our stuff! LOL I will check and get back to you. Kind Regards, Sharlyss

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Kate on Apr 29, 2017

I have hardwood floors. Learned from a friend that all you need to clean them (once in a while) is a gallon bucket of water, 1/4C white vinegar and barely damp rag/mop. Looks like new...every time and its 13 yrs old...granted no husband or kids abusing it :)

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