Will this remove urine stain on a hardwood floor? Will this strip my varnish on my hardwood floor?
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No. Absoulutely not the right product. I dont think it will strip the varnish but it will soften it making more of a mess. Try denatured alcohol in a non conspicuous place first to see if it kills the shine of the varnish. Urine contains acid which has probably marred the finish forever. Good luck.
1820663
I have not used on hardwood floor. I would try in a corner that does not show...to test.
1203440
It will not. I have applied to my wood floor and removed at least once or twice and it has not left any marks or residue. The carpet has shown no signs of damage as well. For example, I had to move a large piece of furniture through my entry way and I peeled the carpet back and then reseated it once I was done. The tape has maintained its tackiness the whole time with no issues.
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The green pad will strip the finish off your hardwood floor. It is very coarse and I used it to scrub my concrete floor in the basement after a flood. The least abrasive pad available on Amazon is the white one, but even that may be too rough. There is also a terrycloth "bonnet" that is used for polishing floors. I would try that with a non-abrasive solvent to avoid damaging the finish. Can you find out from the builder what the stuff is on the floor and Google how to remove it safely? Best of luck!
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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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Hardwood floors are difficult, because the urine soaks in to the porous wood. FON spray might work on the odor. You may have too sand, refinish, and seal the floors to remove the odor. You could also increase the concentration of the fizzion.
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i have only used this product with great success on varnished furniture and cabinets. Works suggest you try on a piece of painted wood first. Lightly sand, and then rub with denatured alcohol, then try the stain. No guarantees but it sure would beat removing paint.
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It might work - Nature's Miracle is an enzyme that destroys cat urine - since your stain has dried, you will have to soak the carpet, padding and anything else that may have urine in it - you may have to soak it, let it sit a day or two (maybe cover with plastic) and then soak again and again. Certainly worth a try. PS. From my experience, Nature's Miracle doesn't spot - I've used it on furniture and rugs. Good Luck!!
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It should. I found citri-strip useless, too. It removed off wood and metal very well. In most places the oaint waa multiple coats and had been on 40 years or more.
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I use this on all of my floors. My no wax kitchen floor and my hardwood hall floor. It gives it a shine and doesn't build up like other floor cleaners. I haven't had a problem.
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I actually used this on hardwood in a 1/2 bath. It worked. My daughter sprayed it on baseboard that a cat had sprayed on. Worked, too. No discoloration.
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Yes it does. We have laminated wood floors and as long as the room is dark you should be able to spot urine. I have a male dog so I also have to check along baseboards.:)
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I've only tried it on vinyl table cloths, formica counters, microsuede couch and hardwood floors. It seemed to work well. It doesn't leave residue like other cleaners which I liked.
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there was a stain on my floor from where my puppy had urinated and it look like it was there for a while so it became a stain that I could not remove so I use this product and it removed it instantly I follow all directions on the bottle this product is amazing...
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I've used it on all these surfaces. With the exception of my hardwood floors, I allowed the liquid to penetrate according to directions.Be careful on leather furniture as it darkened the leather for me. (so did the urine though.!)And you may have to treat areas more than once in some cases. Good luck!
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I didn't use it to remove old wax because I didn't want to strip everything off these 140 yr old pine floors. Lundmark wax floor cleaner has turpentine mixed with wax so it cleans the prior wax rather than remove it. I think you would have to use pure turpentine (very smelly but very effective) or mineral spirits (oderless but less effective) if you really want to strip the old wax off. This product is very good at cleaning and you just might find that you don't have to strip off that old wax....just give it a good cleaning.
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I would not use this product. I used it on my wood and tile floors and ended up with a mess. I had to hand clean & rinse the floors and the residue left took several cleanings to fully remove.
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I don't know for sure since I only used it on my hardwood floor. I would try it in a small spot. I am thinking that it worked so well on my (real) wood that it would probably be fine for the stainless. I had tried several products (including a scraper and scour pad and liquid cleaners) to remove Quick Shine my husband slopped on the wood floor, the Quick Shine deep cleaner was the only product that worked, and it worked really well. Use it mindfully....don't let it sit for a long time.