How to Remove Scuffs from Hardwood Floors
Hardwood floors are gorgeous. They're elegant, timeless, and make any room look instantly more expensive.
They're also magnets for scuff marks. One trip across the kitchen in trainers, and suddenly your pristine oak looks like it's hosted a particularly aggressive game of indoor football.
Fortunately, most scuffs aren't permanent, and fixing them doesn't require a degree in carpentry. You're about to learn exactly how to tackle them, so your floors can go back to looking presentable. So, let’s get started.
Tackling Light Scuff Marks
Before you panic and start researching floor refinishing costs, try the simplest solutions first. You'd be surprised how often they work.
A clean tennis ball works wonders on light scuffs. Just rub it gently over the mark using a bit of pressure, and...