question about cleaning wood floors

[turkeylady]

Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left by last
cleaning lady right.

Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen, living
room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and the lodge
is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used mop and
glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood floor cleaner I
now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor cleaner in
the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do have
places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it with the mop and
glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots where the
build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.

Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on the back
of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop and glow,
then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors I've
always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with wood floor
cleaner was all it took.

Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used on
occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a month.) They are
not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop and glow
build up.

Thanks
Sheila

[Phisherman]

"White splotches" may indicate water between the finish and the wood
floor. I would probably skip any kind of water-based cleaners on the
floor and just vacuum or sweep. Mayonaise may remove the white marks
(a dab on a rag, then gently rub the white areas). Johnson's Paste
wax applied to a clean dry wooden floor will bring out a low luster
after buffing.

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 17:36:22 -0500, "turkeylady"
<srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote:

>Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left by last
>cleaning lady right.
>
>Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen, living
>room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and the lodge
>is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used mop and
>glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood floor cleaner I
>now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor cleaner in
>the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do have
>places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it with the mop and
>glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots where the
>build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.
>
>Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on the back
>of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop and glow,
>then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors I've
>always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with wood floor
>cleaner was all it took.
>
>Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used on
>occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a month.) They are
>not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop and glow
>build up.
>
>Thanks
>Sheila
>

[turkeylady]

well the mayo worked on the lime juice white splotches don't know why I
didn't think about that, I will see, thanks again.

Sheila
"turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
news:bkqht7$4m69e$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left by last
> cleaning lady right.
>
> Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen, living
> room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and the lodge
> is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used mop and
> glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood floor cleaner
I
> now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor cleaner
in
> the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do have
> places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it with the mop
and
> glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots where the
> build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.
>
> Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on the
back
> of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop and
glow,
> then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors I've
> always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with wood floor
> cleaner was all it took.
>
> Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used on
> occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a month.) They
are
> not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop and glow
> build up.
>
> Thanks
> Sheila
>
>

[turkeylady]

Ok I called mop and glow today, they said if the wood floor was sealed good
I could use the mixture listed on back of the bottle to remove the build up.
It is a slow process to do it right because there is so much build up, but I
am pleased with the results so far.

Sheila
"turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
news:bkqht7$4m69e$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left by last
> cleaning lady right.
>
> Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen, living
> room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and the lodge
> is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used mop and
> glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood floor cleaner
I
> now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor cleaner
in
> the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do have
> places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it with the mop
and
> glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots where the
> build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.
>
> Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on the
back
> of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop and
glow,
> then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors I've
> always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with wood floor
> cleaner was all it took.
>
> Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used on
> occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a month.) They
are
> not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop and glow
> build up.
>
> Thanks
> Sheila
>
>

[Sandy Bray]

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wood's natural appearance and texture. Provides a long-lasting lustrous
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on other sealed wood surfaces.
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"turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
news:bl056t$6qk8k$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Ok I called mop and glow today, they said if the wood floor was sealed
good
> I could use the mixture listed on back of the bottle to remove the build
up.
> It is a slow process to do it right because there is so much build up, but
I
> am pleased with the results so far.
>
> Sheila
> "turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
> news:bkqht7$4m69e$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left by
last
> > cleaning lady right.
> >
> > Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen,
living
> > room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and the
lodge
> > is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used mop and
> > glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood floor
cleaner
> I
> > now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor
cleaner
> in
> > the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do have
> > places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it with the mop
> and
> > glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots where
the
> > build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.
> >
> > Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on the
> back
> > of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop and
> glow,
> > then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors I've
> > always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with wood floor
> > cleaner was all it took.
> >
> > Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used on
> > occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a month.) They
> are
> > not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop and
glow
> > build up.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Sheila
> >
> >
>
>

[Wayne Boatwright]

DAMN SPAMMER

"Sandy Bray" <bsandy@fidnet.com> wrote in
news:SoydnQSERqaOhBeiU-KYhA@fidnet.com:

>
>
> Wood Floor Cleaner & Polish
>
> The easiest finish to apply for beautiful wood floors. Enhanced with
> special ingredients that clean, restore, preserve, protect and
> beautify sealed wood's natural appearance and texture. Provides a
> long-lasting lustrous shine, durable protection and wear without wax
> build-up. Also works great on other sealed wood surfaces.
> 16 fl.oz.
>
>
>
> Getting Started with Stanley
> With Stanley Home Products your financial investment is minimal -- as
> low as $10 for a starter kit. There are no hidden costs or inventory
> to purchase. All you need is the desire to get going!
> www.myshp.com/sbray
>
> Sandy
>
> "turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
> news:bl056t$6qk8k$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
>> Ok I called mop and glow today, they said if the wood floor was
>> sealed
> good
>> I could use the mixture listed on back of the bottle to remove the
>> build
> up.
>> It is a slow process to do it right because there is so much build
>> up, but
> I
>> am pleased with the results so far.
>>
>> Sheila
>> "turkeylady" <srcarbsaney@ar-digit.net> wrote in message
>> news:bkqht7$4m69e$1@ID-101794.news.uni-berlin.de...
>> > Yes it's me again. I'm still trying to make right the messes left
>> > by
> last
>> > cleaning lady right.
>> >
>> > Two of the houses I'm now in charge of have wood floors in kitchen,
> living
>> > room and dining room. The home is nice finished wood floors and
>> > the
> lodge
>> > is just basic, finished pine. The problem is the last lady used
>> > mop and glow on them. So when I went to clean them with basic wood
>> > floor
> cleaner
>> I
>> > now have white splotches in the lodge. I haven't used wood floor
> cleaner
>> in
>> > the house, since I did the lodge first and saw what happened. I do
>> > have places in the house that you can clearly see she swiped it
>> > with the mop
>> and
>> > glow, thus it has shiny streaks. Also, there are several spots
>> > where
> the
>> > build up of mop and glow is so bad it's spotty.
>> >
>> > Ok how would you right this wrong? Should I use the mix listed on
>> > the
>> back
>> > of mop and glow on the wood floors? If that does take off the mop
>> > and
>> glow,
>> > then what do I use on the floors from here on out? The wood floors
>> > I've always had just had a good factory finish and cleaning with
>> > wood floor cleaner was all it took.
>> >
>> > Also both of these buildings are less the 7 years old and only used
>> > on occasion. (house 6 weekends a year and lodge 2-3 weekend a
>> > month.) They
>> are
>> > not old floors I'm dealing with but it has several years of mop
>> > and
> glow
>> > build up.
>> >
>> > Thanks
>> > Sheila
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>