How To Make Wood Floors Shine Again

If your engineered hardwood floors are not worn out too much you should be able to get the shine back with a spray and buff procedure.

How to make wood floors shine again.

Polish wood floors to a shine. Use household ingredients such as vegetable or olive oils along with vinegar and water to clean and condition your floors. Installing new hardwood floors or finding them in an older home is a bonus to the value of a home. The spray and buff procedure is quite simple.

Work your way across the hardwood floors spraying and spreading the quick shine as you go. While a few decorators may love a matte finish most hardwood floor owners like finishes that shine. Begin in a back corner of the room plotting a path that will have you end up near an exit pour a small s shaped amount of wood floor polish onto the floor. Hardwood is a beautiful flooring that is long lasting.

Take a plain wood floor cleaner spray it onto the engineered hardwood floor and let it set for a while. I just use an inexpensive foam mop to spread it around. The quick shine has a squirt top and you can spray a small amount of the quick shine out onto the floor and use a mop to spread it around. Regular foot traffic and cleaning with store bought cleaners and wax causes hardwood to look scuffed dirty and dull.

But you can revive a hardwood floor to make it look new and add a wet shine to it as well.