Removing Haze From Wood Flooring

RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Post by Edinmarietta (1) | (07/01/2008) Contact In addition to Orange Glo caught someone about to use Murphy's Oli Soap on them. What a mess that would be. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Post By Martha (Guest Post) (06/30/2008) Just last week I found on ThriftyFun a huge amount of info about OrangeGlo and many people were having same problem. There were many postings - don't see them here and don't know how to go back to them now. But there was definitely a lot of info on how to get rid of problems other than Windex. Perhaps the moderators can find a link to it! Editor's Note I think it is this article's feedback you are referring to: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf000724.tip.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Post by MartyD (370) | (06/28/2008) Profile | Contact I use Windex for many things... thanks for this info. Since I only have 2 old people to clean after I have found that hot water and my Libman wonder mop work fine on all my floor surfaces. I have to be careful about odors because DH coughs at the drop of a hat. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Post by Sally_Admin (86) | (06/28/2008) Profile | Contact Removing dull haze on poly wood floor from Orange Glo. Jessica from Westminster, MD Answers: RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Orange Glo has CITRIC ACIDS in it and it's possible that it MAY have REMOVED polymer from the wood flooring and may even cause staining from the orange in the product. I would contact a licensed flooring installer and asked them what you can do. Most of these kinds flooring say to clean with a damp mop or use only soap and water. Good luck (04/25/2008) By anbsmommy RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring I used Johnson's NO BUFF AND WAX from Lowes's. Use a soft cloth to apply evenly. DO NOT USE A SPONGE MOP. I tried everything, including the vinegar water but that didn't work either. (05/05/2008) By MAMAB63 RE: Removing Haze From Wood Flooring Thanks for the help, I had tried so many things and spent so many hours on my hands and knees, but I finally found my solution. Windex. It took all the haze off and my floors look great. Thanks again. (05/06/2008) By Jessica Report Spam or Abuse