How To Get Drywall Dust Out of A Wood Floor (Deep Cleaning Wood Grain)

[@mrplowjrezv]

KZbin never ceases to amaze me with the oddball tasks people have dedicated the time to make a video to help someone out... exactly what I needed

[@rwsupplydesign]

Happy we could help! Let us know which method worked best for you!

[@eleigha4]

You absolutely saved my floors with your tips. The handyman didn't put a drop cloth down and my floors were a mess. I got a shoe polishing brush and some cleaning fluid and scrubbed, and it worked when nothing else would! Thanks 1000x

[@rwsupplydesign]

That can happen. So glad to hear you were able to get it out! Happy to help. What was the square footage you ended up having to scrub?

[@jerikaducos7123]

What is that floor scrubber machine called ? Or is there another brand that I can use ?

[@rwsupplydesign]

"The one used in this video is the Bona Power Scrubber. There are similar machines by other manufacturers such as the Basic Coatings Dirt Dragon." - Daniel

[@Tabiii]

Thank you for your hard work! Very informative

[@arizonahardwoodfloorsupply]

We use a similar process. Nice job on the video! Very good information!

[@rwsupplydesign]

That's great! Which method do you typically use?

[@meganmillington600]

For the Hand Scrubbing procedure, will microfibre work or is it best to use terry cloth?

[@c43805]

What can i use on wood floor that is tacky and wont dry? Or can i just sand it down with drum sander?

[@HannahEstherRuth]

Thank you so much! Taking down the popcorn ceiling in my mom’s house, this is gonna to save me!

[@rwsupplydesign]

Good luck! Popcorn ceiling removal is no joke

[@JusMe84]

Can floor scrubber machine be used on engineered hardwood?

[@rwsupplydesign]

"Yes. The floor in this video is actually an engineered wood floor. The key with any type of wood floor is to make sure the machine is vacuuming almost all of the liquid back up off of the floor so that you don’t have standing liquid or puddles on the floor or within in gaps." - Daniel

[@twilson296]

The problem is the drywall joint compound which has the ability to adhere to the surface and in the grain once it's mopped. I have developed a system to actually remove it. It removes nearly all the joint compound. I would not suggest staining and re-coating it.