How Do You Clean Old Polyurethane Wood Floors?
Polyurethane finish adds a gloss coating to the top of the wood floor surface, which can wear thin over years of wear and tear. The finish creates a protective layer that will prevent floor scratching, along with a barrier that will prevent stains from setting into the wood floors. Cleaning the wood floors is an easy task. Either with or without a polyurethane finish, you can use the same mild cleaning ingredients to keep floors looking clean and polished. Sweep over the floors using a dust mop. These soft mops are available at any home improvement store, and last for years. They are made of a soft microfiber cloth that collects dust on the wood floors without scratching the surface. Sweep over the floors to collect loose dust, and shake the mop off outdoors. Fill a bucket with about a gallon of warm water, and stir in two spoonfuls of liquid dish detergent. The soap will work as a mild cleanser that will harm neither the wood floors or the polyurethane finish. Agitate the water until
