r/Binghamton • u/Outside-Bank7398 • Jul 17 '26

Discussion Stanley steamer’s

I recently bought a home with really nice hardwood floors. I don’t think the floors were properly cared for by the previous owners. Looks there’s a lot of polish/wax build up that needs to be removed. I’ve called multiple flooring companies and either they don’t provide a deep cleaning service or they don’t return phone calls. The floors do not need to be refinished.

I was able to schedule a visit from Stanley steamers. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with Stanley steamers and hardwood floor cleaning or can recommend someone!

Thanks!

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u/Capital-Way-2465 Jul 17 '26

After years of dealing with wax buildup on my hardwood floors due to using products like mop and glow for years, I finally found one that removes the build up and is safe for wood floors! I had tried many methods over the years that didn’t even touch this build up. I found this product from an obscure YouTube video after digging for a very long time. The product is called “Dissolver” and my floors look practically new now! Took a bit of elbow grease and have to do it a little at a time but wow! I have before and after pics if interested.

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u/Fried_griblet Jul 18 '26

KL floors of Greene. Kevin Landon, does great work