What can I use to make my dull parquet floor shine again without damaging the finish?

A parquet floor can become dull over time due to various factors such as wear, dirt buildup, use of unsuitable cleaning agents, or leftover residues from old polish layers. To make a dull parquet floor shine again without damaging the finish, it is important to use the right products and techniques. An effective solution is to use Blanchon Polish Remover. This product is specially designed to remove old polish layers and dirt without affecting the parquet finish. The Blanchon Polish Remover acts as a powerful degreaser that can remove even the most stubborn stains and multiple layers of old polish. It is suitable for both water-based and solvent-based finishes, but it is important not to leave the product on water-based parquet finishes for too long.

Use Blanchon Polish Remover to remove old polish layers and prepare the parquet for new protection.

To make your dull parquet floor shine again, you can use the Blanchon Polish Remover. Dilute 2 cups (5 to 10%) of the product in 5 liters of warm water for a thorough cleaning. Use a well-wrung microfiber cloth, sponge brush, or mop to spread the product evenly over the floor, and make sure to rinse thoroughly twice with clean water. To remove old polish layers, dilute 4 cups (10 to 20%) of the product in 5 liters of warm water. Apply with a microfiber cloth or mop and let it work for a few minutes. Remove the dirt with a vacuum cleaner or squeegee, and then dry the floor with a microfiber mop. Always rinse well and avoid excessive moisture on the floor. After using Blanchon Polish Remover, you can apply a new layer of protection with Blanchon Polish Protector in satin or matte, depending on your preference. This ensures a shiny and durable finish for your parquet floor.