Would this be a product that I could use on unfinished wood floors?
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It is more for touch-ups and for hiding scratches completely on natural or lighter colored finished wood, not for unfinished.
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No. Waxes are not for high use areas. They have to be reapplied periodically. You should sand, stain, and seal your authentic wood floors. I use this Briwax and numerous other products. Briwax is nice for the signs I paint/stencil. This isn't as nice as Annie Sloan soft wax for sealing a chalk painted piece. Any builder's supply, hardware, or Pinterest can direct you how to finish your floors. Worth the money to pay somebody to do it right if you're not crafty/handy like this. Hope this helped�
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Yes. I have used this on finished dining set, old weathered wood, ceramic, metal, rock and bookcases, etc. This is the best stuff. Remember to follow directions. Less is better. Hope this helps. Always test.
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I think so. I have wood manufactured floors that have a laminate over, or some sort of finish (maybe acrylic). Of course, you can try a very small area. I don't have the container in front of me, but I'll read it and see if it says anything about laminate and write again.
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This is not a manufacturer answer but personally I wouldn't. To me unsealed plus water is not a good idea. I'm not sure what kind of floors you want to use it on but broom and damp mop sound like your best bet.
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Yes it can but is not recommended for floors with worn finish, bare wood or wood floors with separated joints.
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I used this for my wood flooring,Brazilian cherry wood. I used a diluted solution, 5 parts water to 1 part Trewax,the wood came out beautiful.
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Laura I would be afraid to use them on your finish. I have wood floors that are not prefinished. They are more for cleaning than removing scratches. I don't really know but they might damage the finish.
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I can't honestly tell you that because I have hardwood floors. However, after using the product I would say absolutely yes. Unfortunately, it is all a mood point because I have been told by the Martha Stewart people that they no longer make this product! That is why I have vowed to boycott all Martha Stewart products. Here today - gone tomorrow! It was a wonderful product. I now use Murphy's Soap on my floors and it works just fine.
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I think it's better if you do for the floor. Every wood floor and finish is different but the brushes might scratch the finish.
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Yes...I have used this product on laminate and wooden floors and it works very well.
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Hi! I have laminae floors by Quick-Step, this product seems to work great. But the floors originally aren't shiny - they are in between matte and a little shine... So not sure how this product would act on your floors. You can buy small spray bottle at Lowe's and return if you don't like it. Versus buying online and not able to return.
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I tried it on my floors (solid wood Bamboo flooring). It was ok, I will probably try again in the future because I wasn't incredibly impressed and I want to see if maybe I can figure out some sort of trick to make it work better. It is safe for the wood flooring though. It will clean them but I didn't notice that it brought my wood surfaces "back to life" like the ad claims.
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Since it has to be rinsed well after applying, I'm not sure I'd recommend it for wood plank flooring.
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I have both tile and wood floors, and the Swiffer does a great job. As for applying a gloss, I would imagine that you could use your own cloth with product. The dry Swiffer cloths are meant to trap and hold dirt, not to apply any kind of finish. My wood floors have a permanent finish, so I have no need to apply anything else. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Yes, this is what I bought for my wood flooring... just been to lazy to install it yet... oops. Great products though! I have used them before.
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You can use it safely on old floors. Minwax is excellent for cleaning the wood, it does not add shine. It works perfectly on unfinished wood without discoloring. But it won't blend the compromised parts back in with the finished areas.
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Don't know---just used it on wood floor is all, you might try it in a inconspicuous spot to see how it looks.
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It works great on ceramic tile floors, but I think there is a different product available for wooden floors.