Tough question, easy answer, trial & error.
Start with scraping, use something like the edge of a credit card
then try a damp soft cloth and start easy & work your way toward more agressive. If it's not budging, move on.
Always put the solvent on the cloth & try it in an area away from sight if possible.
any or all of these could ruin your floor, but unknown white substances may have already done that, so we are looking for reversal or improvement..
Might try something like windex; pretty mild but a bit of alcohol & a bit of detergent.
WARNING from here on it is likely that these may ruin the finish.
Then move on to cooking oil or PAM spray
then move up to WD-40
then on to mineral spirits on a cloth
beyond that there is always sanding & refinishing.
colorless solution or white powder
The insoluble white substance (precipitate) is silver chloride, AgCl, which is insoluble in water.
No. It is a white solid substance.
How should we know, if the entities are "unknown"? Thanks! you must be the great white shark!
Caustic soda. Its white flaky substance used in industry. Very soluble in water
I would say Teak, Birds eye maple, white oak is pretty hard.
Unfinished hardwood floor easily absorbs moisture. To remove mortar stain on it, blot the stain with dry towel and sprinkle affected area with baking soda. Dip brush in white vinegar and scrub the stained area.
white ash is a softwood
If it's a PVA or white glue just rub it with a rough rag with some Goof Off on it. It will come loose and you can lift it with paper towel soon. The Goof Off will not harm good quality hardwood flooring -I've tested many glues and removers on samples of hardwood flooring.
Mix 1/2 cup distilled white vinegar in a gallon of warm water. Mop with a sponge mop that has its own ringer. Ring as much water from the mop as possible--leaving water on hardwood floors will damage them.
Possible answer from www.vinegartips.com/cleaning/Remove white water rings from wood with a solution of equal parts white distilled vinegar and vegetable oil. Rub with the grain.
A white oak tree is indeed a hardwood it is the hardest wood on of hardwoods if you try and bang you head on it it might hurt just a little bit
A white oak tree is indeed a hardwood it is the hardest wood on of hardwoods if you try and bang you head on it it might hurt just a little bit
Cleaning depends on the floors finish. Newer hardwood floors have a sealed finish, these floors just need mopping with water with a splash of white vinegar, to look great. Floors which have not been sealed need to be pampered and protected with liquid or paste wax, to maintain their great look.
For an easy and cheap floor cleaning alternative try mixing 1/2 cup of white vinegar to 1 gallon of warm water. This method of using vinegar to clean hardwood floors is an easy and safe solution to keeping your floor looking it's best. Be cautious, what you put on your wood surface as oils or furniture polish can make a floor very slippery
White Knuckled Substance was created in 2000.
There are many products available to clean wood floors. A floor with no polyurethane finish should be swept regularly, damp mopped and waxed. For a polyurethaned floor, including almost all pre-finished floors, you can use a mix of one part white vinegar to 3 parts water to mop or sponge clean your floor. You can polish with a product such as Bruce Hardwood Floor cleaner.