How Do You Remove Sticky Tape From Hardwood Floors?
Perhaps you had an old area rug or had laid down a “red carpet” for your Oscars’ party, but the sticky tape you used to hold everything in place on your hard wood floor is still there. Though it can be frustrating to try and remove it, a few handy tips and some common household products can remove that sticky tape in no time. Use a utility razor blade. Find a slightly used utility razor. Box cutter razors can also be used. Angle the razor between 60 and 45 degrees to prevent damage to the floor. Scrape gently with the grain of the floor to better cover any scratches which may occur. As you scrape, do not press too hard against the floor. Use orange oil furniture polish to loosen the glue used to keep the tape secure to your floor. Orange oil has slightly solvent properties that also protects wood. Apply the oil directly to the sticky tape. Be careful not to use too much or you may wind up with an extremely slick spot that is difficult to remove. Let the oil sit on the glue for several
