Will Bona ruin hardwood floors?

Bona products are specially designed to protect floors and the environment. Bona cleaners won't dull your floors or leave behind any residue.
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Can Bona damage wood floors?

Bona Polish.

This product is the number one ruiner of floors that we come across. Bona Polish is NOT a hardwood floor cleaner. It is a cheap thin finish that you apply to your floors. Over time and repeated use the film gets thicker and it scuffs and scratches easily making the floors look unsightly.
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How often should Bona be used on hardwood floors?

Monthly schedule – polish

Polish wood floors every 2-4 months, depending on the traffic in your home, to add extra shine and protection. Hardwood floor polish renews and refreshes the finish that protects your floor.
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Does Bona floor polish build up?

I stupidly used bona polish on my hand carved hardwoods throughout my home. When I started to notices white streaking, sticky floors, and the dust accumulate up so fast I knew something wasn't right. It was the bona polish built up after 3 years of usage. I ordered the remover but was scrubbing like crazy.
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Why do my hardwood floors look cloudy?

The most common causes of a hazy or cloudy film on hardwood floors after cleaning are a buildup of floor cleaner, wax buildup, trapped moisture, and bad floor cleaners. All these can make wood floors appear to have a milky, white substance on top of the surface even after cleaning.
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Bona VS. Water



How do you get white residue off hardwood floors?

Mix a one-to-one ratio of water and vinegar, dampen a cloth, and rub off the hazy buildups. Rinse with another cloth dampened with clear water and dry the floor immediately with a third rag. Washing coupled with wear and tear can eventually make the hardwood floor look old and cloudy.
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How long does Bona polish last?

Bona Hardwood Floor Polish offers a protective formula that renews floors by filling in micro-scratches and scuffs, shielding against future wear and traffic, and adding a durable low gloss shine. Use every 2-4 months to keep floors revitalized and looking their best.
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How often can you use Bona floor polish?

Bona's range of specially-formulated polishes can be used several times a year. How often you use it will depend entirely on the amount of traffic your floor undergoes, but typical homeowner floor-maintenance is about every two-to-four months.
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How long does Bona HD take to dry?

The curing process takes approximately 3 days (80% cured after 1 day, 100% after 3 days). The floor may be walked on after 24 hours but remains susceptible to scuffing or marring until completely cured. Do not replace area rugs until the floor has fully cured.
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Is it OK to mop wood floors with water?

Wet mopping can cause your wood floors to swell

The rule of thumb here is that water and wood do not mix. Wood can act like a sponge when it's around water. Too much, and it will start to swell up. Too little, and it the boards can shrink as they dry out.
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What is the best thing to use to clean hardwood floors?

In most homes, the best wood floor cleaner is plain old soap and water, and the only tools you need are a broom, vacuum, and mop. The best mop for wood floors is a microfiber flat-head or string mop you can easily wring out.
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Is Murphy's oil soap good for hardwood floors?

Whether you're cleaning one area or all of your flooring, Murphy® Oil Soap is safe to use on hardwood floors.
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How do you clean hardwood floors without damaging them?

Use a damp-mop with a flat-head mop and microfiber pad or a microfiber string mop that has been thoroughly wrung out when it looks dingy. Move with the grain, and control the amount of cleaning solution by using a spray bottle, aiming for a heavy mist or gentle squirt of about a half teaspoon per 2 square feet.
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Does bona clean wood floors?

Bona ticks all the right boxes as a floor cleaner. It's safe and simply ideal for hardwood floors. It can even be trusted on priceless old hardwood floors of a colonial house. All the sticky spots, dirt, and grime will be gone post haste.
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Which is better Swiffer or bona?

Bona's mop distributes cleaning solution more evenly than the Swiffer WetJet. Bona's mop head is significantly wider (15 inches) than Swiffer's (9 inches), which makes it easier to clean large rooms but more difficult to navigate in small spaces. Bona's spray mop comes with a reusable microfiber mop pad.
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Is Bona floor polish safe for engineered wood?

The BONA spray is super effective and a safe way to clean engineered wood floors (and is great for solid hardwood too)!
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How often should I polish my hardwood floors?

To keep your hardwood floors looking shiny and presentable, you should polish them every 2-4 months. Floor polish fills scratches and protects the finish against future damage and over-cleaning. Before polishing, as well as every week, you should give your floors a thorough cleaning.
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Is Bona polish polyurethane?

BonaKemi Responded: "Bona Floor Polish is for newer floors including prefinished flooring: it is a blend of polyurethane and acrylic.
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How do you Bona a floor?

It's an incredibly simple DIY project - no special equipment is needed. Simply remove all furniture and rugs, then sweep, vacuum-clean or dust-mop your floor, and give it a wet cleaning with Bona Wood Floor Cleaner. Then squirt Bona Polish onto the floor, spread it with an applicator, and let it dry.
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Why do my hardwood floors always look dirty?

Most contemporary hardwood floors have a coating of polyurethane varnish, and when you wash the floor, you're really washing the finish. Although it's durable, polyurethane scratches, and certain chemicals react with it to make it appear cloudy.
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Why do my hardwood floors look dull?

Waxy buildup: If the floors were not sealed with a polyurethane finish and rely on a carnauba paste wax to create the shine, the wax can build up and look dull. Even if you use wax appropriately only once or twice a year, eventually, it will build up and turn dull in low-traffic areas.
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How do I make my hardwood floors look new without refinishing?

3 Approaches to Refinishing Hardwood Floors Without Sanding
  1. Use a store-bought chemical abrasion kit.
  2. Buff and recoat floors with polyurethane.
  3. Use a revitalizer.
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