Residential - Re-Oiling Maintenance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Oil Refreshing Soap re-oil a floor?
WOCA Oil Refreshing Soap is a cleaner that has a small amount of oil in it. It's more of a finish rejuvenator than an oil or a maintenance oil.
Re-oiling a floor means prepping with Intensive Wood Cleaner and polishing in a coat of one of the following products:
Do I need to sand before re-oiling a floor?
Do I have to re-oil the entire floor?
No. A WOCA Oiled floor doesn’t have to go through a whole home. Sand and refinish, you can re-oil only the parts of the floor that need it and it should blend nicely.
We highly recommend using a floor machine when applying oil, but if you have an area of less than 400 square feet, you can polish the oil in by hand with a white 3M pad.
Step 1 - Clean the area to be re-oiled with WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner and let dry completely.
Step 2 - Polish in a single coat of the WOCA Oil of your choice with a floor machine and a white pad and then towel buff off the excess. Depending on which WOCA Oil you use, please note the product cure time.
Step 3 - After the treated area is fully cured, damp mop with WOCA Natural Soap.
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