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  Originally published on usvintagewood.com You simply can’t go wrong with wood flooring. All types of hardwood have this classic, earthy aesthetic to them and can certainly fit in any setting. And we all know that it takes a great amount of care and maintenance to maintain those awesome aesthetics. So be it solid, engineered, or reclaimed, you should polish your hardwood floor regularly to keep it in top shape. Polishes and wood floor cleaners are a great way to remove scratch marks and other abrasions while giving your hardwood a glossy finish. Here are the nine best hardwood floor polish in the US. 1. Bona Hardwood Floor Polish – High Gloss Bona’s reputation precedes itself in the hardwood floor care industry. This company has been around since 1919, so you could say it’s more than a well-established brand. Their high gloss hardwood floor polish is no joke either. Bona Hardwood Floor Polish is specially formulated to protect your hardwood floor from the regular wear and tear. It doe

  What NOT To Do When Bleaching Wood Floors Originally Published on usvintagewood.com Wooden floors look nice when they’re new. But over the years, all kinds of stuff gets poured onto your floor – from water to cola and even urine. This causes dark and unsightly stains to tamper with what once was pristine wood. Hence, the need for bleaching. In general, bleaching wood floors are easy to DIY. And in case you’re wondering, yes, it’s safe to apply bleach on wood.  Unless  it’s exotic wood like Brazilian cherry and mahogany. However, you’ll be working with harsh chemicals like oxalic acid and chlorine. If you’re not careful, you could end up with burns and scalds. So if you’re planning to bleach your wooden floor, here are some cautionary advice for you: 1. Don’t Forget to Remove Protective Sealants To effectively bleach any wooden structure, the bleach must penetrate the wood. But if there are still protective sealants left on the wood’s surface, you’ll just be wasting money. The sealant