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Six months ago at the office a joiner installed wooden floorboards and we
decided to sand/varnish rather than carpet. The boards have all had 2 coats of Wickes quick drying clear floor varnish and do appear to be sealed, as they don't absorb water. The problem is, when dirt gets between the boards or where the floor has had a few knocks, dirt is accumulating and it is impossible to remove it. Can anyone suggest any ways to keep it clean the floor and prevent it happening again? Thanks Alex -- Alex Harris Remove NEWS to reply |
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