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Did they smell and if so how did you get the smell out?

Hi what color and brand you used for the stain?

They have wood floor bleach. Very strong, removes stains and natural wood color, then stain. U wouldn't have to stain so dark.

Wow look great

I guess you tried an A for effort. But after all that work and all that efforts God I would have hoped that they would have looked really beautiful but I guess what can you expect. You gave it a good shot not much I can say to you

I think the pericide and also the bleech prior, is drying out the wood more making them porous and when it finally looks like it's uniform and the stains are removed as much as possible and you're ready to start staining it, and then ultimately, sealing it, and the final seal I guarantee you, the wood will be so poorest that over a short period of time given a few weeks the most, the would would have sucked up all of the stain that you apply, and therefore the final sealant that you put on it of varithane, it will eventually just flake and lift off over a short period of time because there will be moisture trapped and the density and porosity, will not be even in the floors, you have to use an ammonia-based product. To do what you're doing here you need to use an ammonia-based product because I've been through this before with my own floors with trial and error. Peroxide was a bad choice. Bleach is a good choice but it makes it also very porous and then you have to buff it in sand it after and then use a wood filler on top of where you have bleached it before you in fact seal it and stain it and you also have to buff it again after you use the wood filler. I have been through this I cannot tell you how many times with my floors in my apartment that I rent for the last 10 years over and over and over trying to repair them. Free trial and error and that is all that's worked for me. And a lot of it was dog piss

The lighting in this video is very poor and the steps and. Process ars not clear and what percentage of peroxide did you use.. further to that who uses direct peroxide on their floors with a rag without using gloves on their hands? The chemical compound and reaction from peroxide is not only being inhaled by spores that you're breathing in cuz you're leaning down so closely to the floor while you're doing it but they are absorbed directly into your skin which is not good. I'm surprised your skin on your hands didn't come off.

This is great! The spacers can be found at HomeDepot and Amazon. They are a supper idea and fit. Not having to buy and cut PVC. Thanks for sharing. I used your idea on my John Deere 62C mower deck. Works well even though the sleeve for the axle is 3-1/2", the 2-1;/2" spacer works fine for me.

Awesome i love my old wood floors! My grandmother had covered for 50 years.. one room with carpet and the other two rooms were sheet linoleum that loooked like shag carpet. When used peroxide what about getting hair supply stronger like 10 volume? Hairdresser here! Lots of work but definitely worth it looks great!

I think it looks great! We are getting ready to tackle the same thing.

Air Force vet here. Just uncovered a floor just like this. Thanks for the hope.

Can you do my house

A rug for the middle and you won’t even notice stains! I ended up doing wood bleach after attempting peroxide it helped a lot

Very good information, i uave the same problem with pet stains and would have never thought of peroxide. Good info.

I'm dumb need a little explanation. Snappy music.

I am dealing with this now Looks like to much work

How long do you leave the peroxide on? or before you can sand it. Luckily we only have couple spots but I definitely want to try to try to make them lighter.

I applaud you but no way would I have put all my energy into that, myself i would have started over rip out and install new, but that’s just me

Oxalic acid crystals dissolved in water will restore a water damaged floor. It takes multiple sprayings with a garden sprayer, but it works.

Beautiful job, I felt your pain, sweat and tears. Just a tip when filming more light would help us see your fantastic results! Well done!

Why get rid of the hot water system?

Please can I know what product you use to remove those very bad stain. And your color is espresso and what finish you used. Can I know please. It is great knowledge from you if repair the old one thank you 🙏

The end results of the floor looks fabulous, compaired to what it was when you started.. Much hard work, I'm sure, but incredible end results.. 💯🎥🎬👍👌✌️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇺🇲😊

They look incredible. Carpet is awful!!!!

Where’s the video of you staining the floor?

You’re the best!!!!

Wow! The floor looks incredible!

You should continue making renovation videos!

You dont have a clue what you are doing and have wasted your viewers time. Astonushing that you think your efforts are worth broadcasting to the world.

Customer- "my dog peed on the floor one time"! Lmfao be careful sanding piss, I've been sick many times from it.

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I have those same stains and smells on my wood floor. How long did you leave the kitty liter on the floor?

Music too 📢📢📢 🔊 LLOUD!

Did you use a specific peroxide

Thank goodness I found this video. My floors looked just like that if not worse. The pet stains are over powering even after trying several cleaners. I'll try the Peroxide and see how that works.

How did you get the smell out. I’m not as concerned about some discoloration on mine…they’re old. But if I go through all that work and they still smell like pet… I can’t stand that. I would rip them out at that point and put in LVP, but I’m really hoping to salvage mine. But right now the whole house smells like pet urine.

I'm gonna try this!!!!

Shame they had to/choose to switch to forced air. Did they intent in any other vids? Or maybe they went with heat pumps instead?? 🤔

Just the video I needed. The exact combo of pet stains and radiant baseboards. Just shopping; didn't buy it.

That looks just like my hard wood floors that I discovered under carpet. I’m hoping mine are gonna turn out nice when I restore mine.

What color stain is that???😊

What was the solution ratio you created with the peroxide?

Hard working man👏🏼👏🏼 nice job 👍

Can help me? I'm looking for the spacers, can not seem to find them.

Thank you for sharing. 😊

The kitchen turned out nice. Probably time and money well spent on that drain/vent mess. The previous owner must’ve poured grease down the sink on a regular basis? Thanks for sharing your experience. Slainte, DC🍀

Looks great!

I need to do my 1955 floors. They have cupping as well. This looks amazing and ya know even if mine don't end up perfect, I am fine with flaws...gives some character. The fact that I have floors from 1955 that can look beautiful again in 2023 well 🎉🥳 I think that is pretty amazing actually.

Beautiful job.

try Oxalic Acid for stains in wood. It's what furniture restorers use.