On Apr 24, 12:09*pm, "Muddymike" wrote:
We have 1930s oak parquet flooring in our lounge and entrance hall. It was
professionally cleaned and re polished some 2 years ago but is not looking
that good, and requires a lot of maintenance.
Does anyone have experience of a longer lasting finish that requires less
maintenance? It currently only looks good when still freshly washed and
still wet so a product that gives that freshly washed look would be good.

Mike

I would only wash a wooden floor in extremis. The traditional method
for parquet is old-fashioned wax polish. my parents, which has had
over 50 years of it looks fantastic.

Jonathan