How Do You Remove Glue From A Hard Wood Floor?
So you tore the orange shag out of your Craftsman Bungalow only to discover that some polyester-clad hack had glued the carpet to the hardwood floor? Don’t worry; it is possible for a very committed homeowner to remove glue from a hardwood floor without resorting to stripping, sanding and refinishing the entire surface. Here are a couple techniques to try, starting with the mildest cures and building up to the more drastic measures. Get something comfortable to kneel on, because you are going to be spending a lot of time on your hands and knees. Scrub the glue off the floor with hot water and a Magic Eraser, cleaning one small area at a time. Magic Erasers disintegrates with use, so you will need several packages if you are cleaning a large area. Apply Goo-Gone or Goof-Off to your floor and let it sit for two to three minutes, according to directions. These products are safe to use on the majority of hardwood finishes. Scrape the glue off with a putty knife, moving in the direction of
