Want to make scratches on your wooden floors disappear in SECONDS? Here's the trick

With the relentless pace (and cost) of life these days, most homeowners need to get creative when it comes to household maintenance.

Especially when it comes to our floors; after all, they take the brunt of our busy—or not-so-busy—lifestyle and can end up worse for wear.



Recently, cleaning and organising guru Carolina McCauley found a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floors disappear.

Not wanting to settle for a hard work (and expensive!) sand, seal, and varnish job, Carolina was over the moon when she discovered this simple solution.


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Thousands have been wowed by a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floorboards disappear. Credit: Flickr.



So what was Carolina's secret for making those unsightly scratches disappear?

Nothing more than the humble $29.95 Tibet Almond Stick (which is on sale for only $19.94 at the time of writing!), a tightly-rolled cotton stick soaked in a 'secret formula' that can make all scratches disappear without you needing to do anything too crazy.

And according to Carolina, the results are instantaneous!

'I really thought my floor was ruined but not anymore!' she wrote on social media after using the stick to 'rub away' all the marks, wipe away the excess, and make her floorboards look as good as new.



She was inundated with comments from admirers, with many commenting that they finally have a solution for surface scratches on timber furniture, flooring, antiques, watermarks, and even bamboo!

'Love it, thanks for the recommendation!' was the general sentiment expressed—and who could blame them?



The best part is that the stick is said to last for many years due to its unique formula, making it a worthwhile long-term investment. The price makes it worthwhile considering the initially expensive alternative of sanding, sealing and varnishing the wood.

However, when your floor shows significant signs of wear and tear, it might be time to consider the labour-intensive process of refinishing the entire floor. This is usually a job that's best handled by professionals.



But if you're interested in trying do-it-yourself solutions, here are some options you can consider:

Walnuts contain natural oils and pigments that can help rejuvenate and enhance the look of old, damaged wood. To use this method, warm a walnut in your fingers to release the oil, then gently massage it in small circular motions onto the worn areas of the floor. Allow the oil to soak in for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to buff the area.



Coconut oil can also reduce scratch marks, especially on untreated or recently sanded wood floors. Apply a thin layer of coconut oil using a brush or sponge to give your wood a richer appearance. Let the oil sit for about five minutes, then rub the surface with a soft cloth to achieve the desired shine.

You can also try mixing bicarb soda and olive oil if your wood floor has scratches. Start by thoroughly vacuuming the floor. Then, combine bicarb soda with a few drops of olive oil to create a paste. Apply this paste to the damaged areas and wait about five minutes before gently buffing it using a soft sponge. After cleaning, wipe the floor with a damp cloth and then a dry towel.

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Remember, while these DIY methods can help improve the appearance of your wood floor, they may not be as effective as a professional refinishing job, especially for severe damage. Always test any solution in a small inconspicuous area first and exercise caution to avoid unintended consequences.

Key Takeaways

  • Perth mum, Carolina McCauley, shares her 'miracle' technique to remove scratches from wooden floorboards using a Tibet Almond stick.
  • This $29.95 product can quickly erase scratches from timber furniture, flooring and antiques.
  • Many online viewers praised the method and shared their positive experiences with the product.
  • You can also consider DIY solutions for removing scratch marks on wooden floors, such as walnuts, coconut oil, and a bicarb soda and olive oil solution.

We hope you found this article helpful, folks! Do you have more tips to share? Feel free to leave them in the comments below!
 

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With the relentless pace (and cost) of life these days, most homeowners need to get creative when it comes to household maintenance.

Especially when it comes to our floors; after all, they take the brunt of our busy—or not-so-busy—lifestyle and can end up worse for wear.



Recently, cleaning and organising guru Carolina McCauley found a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floors disappear.

Not wanting to settle for a hard work (and expensive!) sand, seal, and varnish job, Carolina was over the moon when she discovered this simple solution.


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Thousands have been wowed by a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floorboards disappear. Credit: Flickr.



So what was Carolina's secret for making those unsightly scratches disappear?

Nothing more than the humble $29.95 Tibet Almond Stick (which is on sale for only $19.94 at the time of writing!), a tightly-rolled cotton stick soaked in a 'secret formula' that can make all scratches disappear without you needing to do anything too crazy.

And according to Carolina, the results are instantaneous!

'I really thought my floor was ruined but not anymore!' she wrote on social media after using the stick to 'rub away' all the marks, wipe away the excess, and make her floorboards look as good as new.



She was inundated with comments from admirers, with many commenting that they finally have a solution for surface scratches on timber furniture, flooring, antiques, watermarks, and even bamboo!

'Love it, thanks for the recommendation!' was the general sentiment expressed—and who could blame them?



The best part is that the stick is said to last for many years due to its unique formula, making it a worthwhile long-term investment. The price makes it worthwhile considering the initially expensive alternative of sanding, sealing and varnishing the wood.

However, when your floor shows significant signs of wear and tear, it might be time to consider the labour-intensive process of refinishing the entire floor. This is usually a job that's best handled by professionals.



But if you're interested in trying do-it-yourself solutions, here are some options you can consider:

Walnuts contain natural oils and pigments that can help rejuvenate and enhance the look of old, damaged wood. To use this method, warm a walnut in your fingers to release the oil, then gently massage it in small circular motions onto the worn areas of the floor. Allow the oil to soak in for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to buff the area.



Coconut oil can also reduce scratch marks, especially on untreated or recently sanded wood floors. Apply a thin layer of coconut oil using a brush or sponge to give your wood a richer appearance. Let the oil sit for about five minutes, then rub the surface with a soft cloth to achieve the desired shine.

You can also try mixing bicarb soda and olive oil if your wood floor has scratches. Start by thoroughly vacuuming the floor. Then, combine bicarb soda with a few drops of olive oil to create a paste. Apply this paste to the damaged areas and wait about five minutes before gently buffing it using a soft sponge. After cleaning, wipe the floor with a damp cloth and then a dry towel.


Remember, while these DIY methods can help improve the appearance of your wood floor, they may not be as effective as a professional refinishing job, especially for severe damage. Always test any solution in a small inconspicuous area first and exercise caution to avoid unintended consequences.

Key Takeaways

  • Perth mum, Carolina McCauley, shares her 'miracle' technique to remove scratches from wooden floorboards using a Tibet Almond stick.
  • This $29.95 product can quickly erase scratches from timber furniture, flooring and antiques.
  • Many online viewers praised the method and shared their positive experiences with the product.
  • You can also consider DIY solutions for removing scratch marks on wooden floors, such as walnuts, coconut oil, and a bicarb soda and olive oil solution.

We hope you found this article helpful, folks! Do you have more tips to share? Feel free to leave them in the comments below!

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With the relentless pace (and cost) of life these days, most homeowners need to get creative when it comes to household maintenance.

Especially when it comes to our floors; after all, they take the brunt of our busy—or not-so-busy—lifestyle and can end up worse for wear.



Recently, cleaning and organising guru Carolina McCauley found a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floors disappear.

Not wanting to settle for a hard work (and expensive!) sand, seal, and varnish job, Carolina was over the moon when she discovered this simple solution.


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Thousands have been wowed by a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floorboards disappear. Credit: Flickr.



So what was Carolina's secret for making those unsightly scratches disappear?

Nothing more than the humble $29.95 Tibet Almond Stick (which is on sale for only $19.94 at the time of writing!), a tightly-rolled cotton stick soaked in a 'secret formula' that can make all scratches disappear without you needing to do anything too crazy.

And according to Carolina, the results are instantaneous!

'I really thought my floor was ruined but not anymore!' she wrote on social media after using the stick to 'rub away' all the marks, wipe away the excess, and make her floorboards look as good as new.



She was inundated with comments from admirers, with many commenting that they finally have a solution for surface scratches on timber furniture, flooring, antiques, watermarks, and even bamboo!
With the relentless pace (and cost) of life these days, most homeowners need to get creative when it comes to household maintenance.

Especially when it comes to our floors; after all, they take the brunt of our busy—or not-so-busy—lifestyle and can end up worse for wear.



Recently, cleaning and organising guru Carolina McCauley found a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floors disappear.

Not wanting to settle for a hard work (and expensive!) sand, seal, and varnish job, Carolina was over the moon when she discovered this simple solution.


View attachment 28051
Thousands have been wowed by a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floorboards disappear. Credit: Flickr.



So what was Carolina's secret for making those unsightly scratches disappear?

Nothing more than the humble $29.95 Tibet Almond Stick (which is on sale for only $19.94 at the time of writing!), a tightly-rolled cotton stick soaked in a 'secret formula' that can make all scratches disappear without you needing to do anything too crazy.

And according to Carolina, the results are instantaneous!

'I really thought my floor was ruined but not anymore!' she wrote on social media after using the stick to 'rub away' all the marks, wipe away the excess, and make her floorboards look as good as new.



She was inundated with comments from admirers, with many commenting that they finally have a solution for surface scratches on timber furniture, flooring, antiques, watermarks, and even bamboo!

'Love it, thanks for the recommendation!' was the general sentiment expressed—and who could blame them?



The best part is that the stick is said to last for many years due to its unique formula, making it a worthwhile long-term investment. The price makes it worthwhile considering the initially expensive alternative of sanding, sealing and varnishing the wood.

However, when your floor shows significant signs of wear and tear, it might be time to consider the labour-intensive process of refinishing the entire floor. This is usually a job that's best handled by professionals.



But if you're interested in trying do-it-yourself solutions, here are some options you can consider:

Walnuts contain natural oils and pigments that can help rejuvenate and enhance the look of old, damaged wood. To use this method, warm a walnut in your fingers to release the oil, then gently massage it in small circular motions onto the worn areas of the floor. Allow the oil to soak in for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to buff the area.



Coconut oil can also reduce scratch marks, especially on untreated or recently sanded wood floors. Apply a thin layer of coconut oil using a brush or sponge to give your wood a richer appearance. Let the oil sit for about five minutes, then rub the surface with a soft cloth to achieve the desired shine.

You can also try mixing bicarb soda and olive oil if your wood floor has scratches. Start by thoroughly vacuuming the floor. Then, combine bicarb soda with a few drops of olive oil to create a paste. Apply this paste to the damaged areas and wait about five minutes before gently buffing it using a soft sponge. After cleaning, wipe the floor with a damp cloth and then a dry towel.


Remember, while these DIY methods can help improve the appearance of your wood floor, they may not be as effective as a professional refinishing job, especially for severe damage. Always test any solution in a small inconspicuous area first and exercise caution to avoid unintended consequences.

Key Takeaways

  • Perth mum, Carolina McCauley, shares her 'miracle' technique to remove scratches from wooden floorboards using a Tibet Almond stick.
  • This $29.95 product can quickly erase scratches from timber furniture, flooring and antiques.
  • Many online viewers praised the method and shared their positive experiences with the product.
  • You can also consider DIY solutions for removing scratch marks on wooden floors, such as walnuts, coconut oil, and a bicarb soda and olive oil solution.

We hope you found this article helpful, folks! Do you have more tips to share? Feel free to leave them in the comments below!



'Love it, thanks for the recommendation!' was the general sentiment expressed—and who could blame them?



The best part is that the stick is said to last for many years due to its unique formula, making it a worthwhile long-term investment. The price makes it worthwhile considering the initially expensive alternative of sanding, sealing and varnishing the wood.

However, when your floor shows significant signs of wear and tear, it might be time to consider the labour-intensive process of refinishing the entire floor. This is usually a job that's best handled by professionals.



But if you're interested in trying do-it-yourself solutions, here are some options you can consider:

Walnuts contain natural oils and pigments that can help rejuvenate and enhance the look of old, damaged wood. To use this method, warm a walnut in your fingers to release the oil, then gently massage it in small circular motions onto the worn areas of the floor. Allow the oil to soak in for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to buff the area.



Coconut oil can also reduce scratch marks, especially on untreated or recently sanded wood floors. Apply a thin layer of coconut oil using a brush or sponge to give your wood a richer appearance. Let the oil sit for about five minutes, then rub the surface with a soft cloth to achieve the desired shine.

You can also try mixing bicarb soda and olive oil if your wood floor has scratches. Start by thoroughly vacuuming the floor. Then, combine bicarb soda with a few drops of olive oil to create a paste. Apply this paste to the damaged areas and wait about five minutes before gently buffing it using a soft sponge. After cleaning, wipe the floor with a damp cloth and then a dry towel.


Remember, while these DIY methods can help improve the appearance of your wood floor, they may not be as effective as a professional refinishing job, especially for severe damage. Always test any solution in a small inconspicuous area first and exercise caution to avoid unintended consequences.

Key Takeaways

  • Perth mum, Carolina McCauley, shares her 'miracle' technique to remove scratches from wooden floorboards using a Tibet Almond stick.
  • This $29.95 product can quickly erase scratches from timber furniture, flooring and antiques.
  • Many online viewers praised the method and shared their positive experiences with the product.
  • You can also consider DIY solutions for removing scratch marks on wooden floors, such as walnuts, coconut oil, and a bicarb soda and olive oil solution.
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With the relentless pace (and cost) of life these days, most homeowners need to get creative when it comes to household maintenance.

Especially when it comes to our floors; after all, they take the brunt of our busy—or not-so-busy—lifestyle and can end up worse for wear.



Recently, cleaning and organising guru Carolina McCauley found a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floors disappear.

Not wanting to settle for a hard work (and expensive!) sand, seal, and varnish job, Carolina was over the moon when she discovered this simple solution.


View attachment 28051
Thousands have been wowed by a 'miracle' trick for making scratches on wooden floorboards disappear. Credit: Flickr.



So what was Carolina's secret for making those unsightly scratches disappear?

Nothing more than the humble $29.95 Tibet Almond Stick (which is on sale for only $19.94 at the time of writing!), a tightly-rolled cotton stick soaked in a 'secret formula' that can make all scratches disappear without you needing to do anything too crazy.

And according to Carolina, the results are instantaneous!

'I really thought my floor was ruined but not anymore!' she wrote on social media after using the stick to 'rub away' all the marks, wipe away the excess, and make her floorboards look as good as new.



She was inundated with comments from admirers, with many commenting that they finally have a solution for surface scratches on timber furniture, flooring, antiques, watermarks, and even bamboo!

'Love it, thanks for the recommendation!' was the general sentiment expressed—and who could blame them?



The best part is that the stick is said to last for many years due to its unique formula, making it a worthwhile long-term investment. The price makes it worthwhile considering the initially expensive alternative of sanding, sealing and varnishing the wood.

However, when your floor shows significant signs of wear and tear, it might be time to consider the labour-intensive process of refinishing the entire floor. This is usually a job that's best handled by professionals.



But if you're interested in trying do-it-yourself solutions, here are some options you can consider:

Walnuts contain natural oils and pigments that can help rejuvenate and enhance the look of old, damaged wood. To use this method, warm a walnut in your fingers to release the oil, then gently massage it in small circular motions onto the worn areas of the floor. Allow the oil to soak in for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to buff the area.



Coconut oil can also reduce scratch marks, especially on untreated or recently sanded wood floors. Apply a thin layer of coconut oil using a brush or sponge to give your wood a richer appearance. Let the oil sit for about five minutes, then rub the surface with a soft cloth to achieve the desired shine.

You can also try mixing bicarb soda and olive oil if your wood floor has scratches. Start by thoroughly vacuuming the floor. Then, combine bicarb soda with a few drops of olive oil to create a paste. Apply this paste to the damaged areas and wait about five minutes before gently buffing it using a soft sponge. After cleaning, wipe the floor with a damp cloth and then a dry towel.


Remember, while these DIY methods can help improve the appearance of your wood floor, they may not be as effective as a professional refinishing job, especially for severe damage. Always test any solution in a small inconspicuous area first and exercise caution to avoid unintended consequences.

Key Takeaways

  • Perth mum, Carolina McCauley, shares her 'miracle' technique to remove scratches from wooden floorboards using a Tibet Almond stick.
  • This $29.95 product can quickly erase scratches from timber furniture, flooring and antiques.
  • Many online viewers praised the method and shared their positive experiences with the product.
  • You can also consider DIY solutions for removing scratch marks on wooden floors, such as walnuts, coconut oil, and a bicarb soda and olive oil solution.

We hope you found this article helpful, folks! Do you have more tips to share? Feel free to leave them in the comments below!

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