Residential Oiled Floors Cleaning
Keeping your oil finished floors clean and well maintained will protect them from daily wear and tear. Ensuring that they remain beautiful for years to come. WOCA Denmark's cleaning and maintenance products are natural and effective at protecting and rejuvenating your floors.
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SKU: WOCA Hardwood, LVT Bundle
Brand: WOCA Denmark
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use Natural Soap or Oil Refreshing Soap for my oil finished floors?
Both Soaps serve their purpose. One is not better than the other because they are to be used as a system.
Natural Soap is designed to clean and protect oil finished surfaces from dirt, stains, wear and tear. It cleans and leaves behind an invisible layer of plant fats, which strengthens and protects the finish.
Oil Refreshing Soap is used to clean the floor as periodic maintenance and add more oil to the finish. It does not leave behind any residue.
Natural Soap and Oil Refreshing Soap are both a part of the WOCA Residential Care System for cleaning an oiled floor. Use Natural Soap twice a month and Oil Refreshing Soap quarterly to clean and protect your oiled wood surface.
What cleaners are safe for kids and pets?
Natural Soap and Oil Refreshing Soap are safe for pets and children. Both wood floor cleaning products are rated EN 71-3.
How do I remove pet stains?
Success removing pet stains varies depending on many factors. Try cleaning the affected area with Natural Soap first. Repeated cleaning with the Natural Soap may help to fade the stain with time.
WOCA Spot Remover could be successful, depending on the severity of the stain. Be sure to follow it with touch up oil to restore the oil finish.
If there is a mild black stain from pet urine, some customers have had success with treating it with Tannin Spot Neutralizer.
There are no guarantees with completely removing pet stains. The last resort would be to replace the soiled floor boards.
What do I use to clean a polyurethane floor?
I need to clean my floors daily. What should I use?
For frequent or daily cleaning, use Commercial Soap. It does not leave a protective residue.
Frequent cleaning with the Natural Soap could leave an unwanted build up on the floor.
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