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Floor Refinishing: How It Boosts Home Values in St. Louis

Professionally done home renovations are a powerful way to increase property value, especially in competitive real estate markets like St. Louis. Full-scale remodels, like kitchens or complete bathroom overhauls, offer

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How to Prep Your St. Louis Home for a Floor Refinishing Project

Refinishing your hardwood floors is an excellent way to restore their natural beauty, enhance the aesthetics of your home, and even boost property value. However, without proper preparation, the process

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How Do I Know if Recoating Will Work on My Floors?

Recoating can be an effective way to refresh and protect your floors without the expense or effort of full refinishing or replacement. However, depending on the type and condition, it

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The Best Ways to Remove Wax and Acrylic from Your Floors

Maintaining your floors is essential for preserving their beauty, functionality, and safety. Over time, wax and acrylic coatings can accumulate, leaving surfaces dull, sticky, or even dangerously slippery. Whether it’s

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What Does It Mean to Recoat A Floor? A Guide to the Recoating Process & Benefits

Floors are crucial to the beauty and functionality of any space, but even the most well-maintained surfaces can lose their luster over time. Recoating a floor is an efficient, practical

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What’s the Difference Between Recoating and Refinishing Hardwood Floors?

Hardwood floors are an investment that brings a timeless appeal to homes, and regular maintenance is essential to preserve their value. However, when it’s maintenance time, there’s often confusion about

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What is the difference between Murphy’s Wood Cleaner and Murphy’s Oil Soap?

Check out these two bottles of Murphy’s Oil Soap. The one on the left is Murphy’s Oil Soap's old label design and the one on the right is the new
Close-up showing a pile of gunky build-up surrounded by bubbles that cleaning product Rejuvenate leaves on floors that has been removed by ReCoat Revolution, accompanied by a sick-faced emoji in the lower right-hand corner.

Is Rejuvenate good for hardwood floors?

No! Rejuvenate should never, ever be put on a wood floor. Absolutely do NOT use it. Here’s why: Instead, of making you scroll all the way down and read through

A close-up showing a shallow drag mark on a wooden floor, which can be fixed by ReCoat Revolution.

Drag Marks and Scratches on Wood Floors

Wood floors are a beautiful and timeless addition to any home. However, they can easily become damaged, especially in high traffic areas. One common issue that homeowners face is drag