Can I use this product on Waxed wood floors?
623275
If you mean on factory-finished wood floors, that's its intended purpose. Does a great job on those, cleaning, removing footprints & restoring shine/luster.
1638476
I wouldn't use this on hardwood floors. It could make the surface slippery and dangerous.
2015017
I use mineral spirits & fine steel wool to strip my hardwood floors so would use the same on wood furniture. You can also "google" for how to strip paste wax from furniture and maybe get some other ideas that would work better for you.
1045383
No, not this one. It could result in moisture getting into the flooring and causing warpage and damage to the wood.Some steamers are specifically designed for hardwood floors.
1273566
That's an excellent question that I don't know the answer to. It's and emulsifier that strips oil and dirt from surfaces. So if your hardwood floors are real wood with a waxed surface I would advise against it. But if its Pergo flooring or an imitation wood I would go for it at 15 to 1. If you have stained areas you can always treat those with a higher concentration spray and wipe clean.
2211804
I would not hesitate to use it on wooden floors, but I would massage it into the grain of the wood so it will penetrate and get to the mold you are trying to eradicate.
1669032
I have used it on vinyl floors with 50 years of build up under equipment. I still had to use greenies and scrapers. It will clean vinyl, but it doesn't remove old wax or particularly shine.
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.
521314
I don't see why not. It is basically a water trap. If you are sanding wood floors I would think you would do far better with something like the dust deputy (http://www.amazon.com/Oneida-AXD000004-The-Dust-Deputy/dp/B002GZLCHM/) which is specifically designed for wood dust.
1623928
I would not use on anything but hardwood. This product is no different than store bought wax. Just way more expensive. It leaves a wax film on anything but hardwood that is not pretty and very hard to get off. I learned the hard, expensive way
368365
My floors are pretty old. I have tried all sorts of waxes and I have found that this wax and cleaner has improved the look. Old floors are never going to look like new but this product has helped.
368363
You can use it safely on old floors. Minwax is excellent for cleaning the wood, it does not add shine. It works perfectly on unfinished wood without discoloring. But it won't blend the compromised parts back in with the finished areas.
1186562
I don't know. I used it on my quarry tile cellar floor and am very happy with it. After using the wax, I used another liquid wax I bought at the local supermarket to give it a higher gloss. I must say that we had our wood floors sanded and polyurethaned and were very happy with that.
2082236
No. Waxes are not for high use areas. They have to be reapplied periodically. You should sand, stain, and seal your authentic wood floors. I use this Briwax and numerous other products. Briwax is nice for the signs I paint/stencil. This isn't as nice as Annie Sloan soft wax for sealing a chalk painted piece. Any builder's supply, hardware, or Pinterest can direct you how to finish your floors. Worth the money to pay somebody to do it right if you're not crafty/handy like this. Hope this helped�
842341
Yes, it can be used on wood floors. I have oak floors and it picks up lots of dust that you don't even see with your eyes. Very powerful.
2185690
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.
2050786
I don't think so,the site says for sealed hardwoods. I just use it on vinyl floors. It's a nice steamer though.