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Wood floors can handle a lot, from foot traffic to moving furniture, but water stains are a different story. They have a way of dulling the finish and pulling attention from the beauty of the wood.

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Ralph asks: We have some beautiful oak flooring beneath the old carpet in our house, but there are a few stains. Is there a way to remove those without sanding the whole floor? Danny Lipford: ...

Are home remedies worth trying when store-bought cleaners aren’t getting the job done? Local experts weigh in on reviving your flooring. Q: How do I get cat urine stains out of a hardwood floor? I ...

Before you grab a bucket of water and a mop, it's best to find out how your hardwood floor is sealed—if at all. Why? The finish, not the wood type, determines how you clean and care for the floor.

If you've just moved into a home with hardwood floors and (thankfully) haven't had the chance to clean up a stain, it's imperative to take as many preventive measures as possible to avoid future ...