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We do not recommend using OLD ENGLISH® Oil on floors. It may cause the floor to be extremely slippery. For hardwood floors, we recommend MOP & GLO® Wood Floor Cleaner.
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How do oil and water based floor finishes differ in the overall appearance of my new hardwood floor?
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Conventionally, water based finishes do not alter the appearance to such a large extent as an oil based finish would. The color of a water base finish is closer to the original product and the oil base finish has the tendency to darken the
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No, only use Traeger hardwood barbecue pellets in your Traeger Grill. These are especially manufactured for these grills. They are 100% natural foodgrade wood. Any other pellets might contain resin that would ruin the taste of the food. Be sure to
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• The Janka Hardwood Durability Test is a method used to check how durable a Hardwood species is and how resistant it can be to penetrating items. In this Durability Test, a steel ball (0.444 in Diameter) is forced through the hardwood. The purpose
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A. Woodstock hardwood floors are part of a tradition in British interiors that goes back many centuries. Resilient, good-looking, warm and hard wearing, Woodstock hardwood floors are made from solid wood selected for durability and strength
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Unless the core is being offered for sale separately, it does not need to be tested. Only the HWPW-CC needs to be tested and certified as complying. However, if the HWPW-CC is being sold as having been made with no-added formaldehyde (NAF) resins,
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Bamboo is 25% harder than red oak, in addition to being considerably more friendly to the environment. Bamboo is a grass, and the fastest growing plant on the planet. Not only does it produce a durable and beautiful floor, but bamboo is a
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My hardwood floor was installed 10 yrs. ago. It was nailed on plyboard, and nail down to the concrete floor. Now, I saw black round stains on some of the Oak flooring. I was told nailing down 3/4 plyboard on the slab concrete foundation will cau
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Contrary to popular belief the difference is nothing to do with the strength or density of the wood, for example balsa wood is one of the weakest types of wood but falls under the category of hardwood. The diference is to do with the plant
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On One Hand: Nothing Matches a Hot, Crackling FireFor many, words like "cozy" and "hearth" are synonymous with a hot, crackling fire. No wax fireplace log, no matter how well made, is going to look and smell exactly the same. In addition, if heat
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