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Removing Floor Wax?

I am looking for a way to remove floor wax in my kitchen. I can't seem to find floor wax remover in the stores. Does anyone have a quick and easy way?

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By Lorraine from Bristol, CT

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September 20, 20090 found this helpful

I suggest to call all the Hardware stores; Lowe's & Home Depot. They should have it, good luck.

 
September 22, 20090 found this helpful

I use ammonia and a sponge and good old fashioned elbow grease. It works.

 
September 22, 20090 found this helpful

Fuller Brush and Amway both carry Floor Wax removers. Search the internet for dealers in your area.

 
September 22, 20090 found this helpful

My grandmother's housekeeper used LA's Awesome (dollar a bottle, the yellow stuff) and just sprayed it on straight, no diluting. She waited about 15 minutes and mopped it up. In a few places she has to scrape a little with a plastic spatula like what you smear grout with. She did the whole kitchen and laundry rooms in less than three hours total.

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The floors had not been de-waxed in over 20 years, by the way.

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