A quick change to your cleaning routine will change the whole look of your room with hardwood floors.
Things You Will Need
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Sweep the floor to remove any dirt on top of the wooden planks. Choose a bloom with fine, exploded ends for best results.
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Insert your dull knife between the planks. Use a small enough knife that you don't have to force it. Move it around to break up the dirt. Repeat between every plank where dirt is trapped.
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Attach the bare floor attachment to your vacuum. Use a vacuum without a beater bar because it can dent your finish.
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Run the vacuum over the wooden planks to suck up the loosened dirt and grit.
The Drip Cap
- Dirt gets embedded between the planks of hardwood floors and dulls the shine of the wood.
- Move it around to break up the dirt.
- Run the vacuum over the wooden planks to suck up the loosened dirt and grit.