How do you remove Hardwood Floor Cleaner residue?
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Sorry for the later response. Acetone will remove it easily - discovered it after my daughter has wiped up nail polish remover which she had accidentally spilled. You can definitely buy it by the gallon at Sherwin Williams and probably Home Depot or Lowes. It requires getting on your hands and knees and using lots of old rags. I put the rags outside afterwards to evaporate the residual acetone and then washed them in the machine.
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As far as I know you have to buy their remover. Look up "Bona Polish Remover" on Amazon.
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You have to call a remediation company that will properly remove and dispose of it. They will most likely remove drywall etc.
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Jose - A real good cleaning solution to use is Mineral Spirits that you can buy at local Home Improvement store... It beaks down the dirt extremely good and also does not leave any residue. Shaking the bottle and leaving sit for a while is a good procedure to do.SKATESRUS
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Try scrubbing it with steel wool or a pumice stick. I use them as my final effort for cleaning things. If they don't work, return it or throw it away.
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The Twist & Shout does NOT leave any residue after use. Take a damp paper towel and wipe the cleaned floor after using the Swiffer Sweeper and see if the floor is truly clean. I have used the Swiffer products and found that most left something behind. I have not used the wetjet Swiffer Sweeper. It may work for you. Hope this helps.
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I have a brand new LG top load washer and am bummed because this product is leaving a whitish residue all over the stainless steel inside drum of the washer. It seems very difficult to remove the residue too! I'm not happy! Anyone have suggestions how I can remove it?
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If your wood flooring is not a porous type wood and has a sealant on it then just spray our enzyme cleaner on it, allow to sit for a few minutes and then wipe up. If it is an old urine stain on your flooring, then spray the cleaner on the flooring and cover with a towel and allow to sit for a few hours then wipe up excess. Also thank you for bring this to our attention. We will make sure we add wood flooring application instructions to our email that is sent out when you purchase our 32 oz or gallon enzyme cleaner. Hope this helps and should you have any questions please dont hesitate to email us. If your wood flooring is not a porous type wood and has a sealant on it then just spray our enzyme cleaner on it, allow to sit for a few minutes and then wipe up. If it is an old urine stain on your flooring, then spray the cleaner on the flooring and cover with a towel and allow to sit for a few hours then wipe up excess. Also thank you for bring this to our attention. We will make sure we add wood flooring application instructions to our email that is sent out when you purchase our 32 oz or gallon enzyme cleaner. Hope this helps and should you have any questions please dont hesitate to... » Read More If your wood flooring is not a porous type wood and has a sealant on it then just spray our enzyme cleaner on it, allow to sit for a few minutes and then wipe up. If it is an old urine stain on your flooring, then spray the cleaner on the flooring and cover with a towel and allow to sit for a few hours then wipe up excess. Also thank you for bring this to our attention. We will make sure we add wood flooring application instructions to our email that is sent out when you purchase our 32 oz or gallon enzyme cleaner. Hope this helps and should you have any questions please dont hesitate to email us. « Show Less
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I used a product called Goo Gone, which is specially formulated to take off anything sticky. After that you have to clean the area with regular soap and water.
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Not if you clean it up in a reasonable amount of time. I spilled some on hardwood but cleaned it up within a couple hours and it was fine. It just gets sticky after a while so you may need Goo-gone or something to help
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Same problem here - I read it is a hardwood floor cleaner buildup. I kept cleaning it more because initially I thought it was dirty. I've been using Orange Glo religiously and now I find out it leaves this nasty film. After doing some reasearch it looks like IFT (Intensive Floor Treatment) product will remove the film. I read a post saying that windex worked well too. I'm about to give windex a try before my guests arrive this weekend to what looks like a very dirty floor.
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Try peeling or scraping it off. And then to remove the residue just use household fingernail polish remover.
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I had no problems removing it from hardwood floors. The wood was Brazilian Cherry and house cleaners came in after me to do the move-out cleaning. They vacuumed and used an all over hardwood floor cleaner.
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Try to use some alcohol prep pad and scrub off the dirt and grime. That is the only way I can think of.
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Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
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You can use any type of floor cleaner. I've even just used hot water and vinegar and that works well. I wouldn't use anything that gets really sudsy (like pinesol) it would clean but i think you'd end up having to refill the container more frequently.
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I have not had mine long enough for residue, but would suggest a vinegar solution to clean any residue. It's generally a great cleaner for stuff like that.
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They recommended the orange degreaser, I use it then a USBC approved cleaner. I have had good results using that combination.