can this be used to remove wax from a bamboo floor that has an aluminum oxide finish
1007855
I really don't know if this product works on other finishes. I used it to remove another Bona product on my hardwood floor. So I can't really say if it would work for you or not....worth a try! Sorry, I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!
1007856
Honestly, I am not educated enough on the product to answer that question. Have you tried to contact customer service ?
1603451
I suppose you COULD use it on floors, but you would be paying an awful lot to replace Butcher's or Johnson's paste floor waxes, which are time tested.
2226128
Lots of elbow grease with a damp cloth. Then use ( if possible ) baby shampoo, the tear free kind. Proven fact that tear free baby shampoo will take wax off a floor. It's gentle enough for babies yet strong enough for wax removal. Lol Good luck!!!
489023
I don't know for sure but it does a very good job on every floor I have used it on. It is fantastic wax . I would say try a small area out of sight. I would not be afraid to try it.
2119851
Absolutely not. I use the provided tail to remove the wax. A buffer for polishing. It turns out great.
116334
It SHOULD work perfectly fine. There is a suggested hydrogen peroxide solution that the instructions tell you to us. Use this solution and it should remove the wax just fine.
632718
It is used to remove wax-type build-ups. If you have used one of the Quick Shine Finishes on your laminate floors and/or someother product (ie: mop & glow) that needs removed, then yes you can use it on your laminate to remove them. It is not a "cleaner" but more of a "stripper." I also think it would take original laminate finishes off. I would call the company, if you have very specific questions about using it on laminate.
670181
Hhhmm....I *think* it would work - I guess it would depend on what type of wax and/or polisher you were using w/ the buffer though.
68571
I would think so. I use it on my hardwood floors to remove the QuickShine Floor Finish and it works very well. The key is to use really hot water along with the product, as that not only takes up the unwanted finish, but also really gets in there to clean.
1788218
I do not know about wax build up. I suspect it would not remove it. It was great on cupboards
1575915
It removed the polish that was caked on my beautiful bamboo floors. I found that using it full strength in a very small area works the best. I had to apply the remover with mop pad and constantly keep it wet for it to work! It is the only thing that worked for my floors.
225502
I hope I can try to help you. The spelling you have is a bit confusing to me. I bought this product through Amazon because I could no longer find floor wax in the grocery or market stores. No one waxes floors anymore. I still had an old relic at the time and needed to do this. I have always been pleased with this product. Since this purchase, I replaced the floor and no longer have to do this chore.
1680854
This stuff might work on your floor but it depends on how much square footage you plan to degrease and how aggressive a degreasing you need to do. Remember most degreasers will also remove floor wax and damage synthetic flooring if too concentrated a solution is used. The degreasing solution will have to be removed once the grease is dissolved. A single application of the degreaser may not be enough to do the job thoroughly.
266407
You dont have to strip the floor first, however if you have a lot of wax build-up the new wax "may" not adhere as well as it could. I have used it over multiple layers with no problem yet.
528720
I'm not sure. But if the wax is the same size as the container shown in the picture then yes you should be able to use it.
1899721
it should as there is ureathane in the finish; you shouldn't have a problem with the finish resisting the products you mentioned so long as the Lysol or Windex don't sit on the surface for a long period of time.
1995853
Bruce® Half Gallon Hardwood/Laminate Floor Cleaner RefillI use this on my dark espresso stained bamboo floors and I think it's the best - I've tried Bona, Glass Plus, Windex, Water, Diluted Vinegar, dishsoap.... very frustrating. I use this with a microfiber cloth (for cleaning glass) on the end of a swiffer mop. It's a pain but the only thing that works.