water damaged wood floor

[Cosmic]

Originally Posted by K'ledgeBldr

"Full strength straight ammonia"- would actually be a gas! And no amount of ammonia is going to remove a poly-urethane finish. But it would probably remove a wax finish, and any intelligent mammal with a working nose.

What if the mammal is not very intelligent. I got more than a few of those around me. Some real slack jawed types. Don't know if their noses work, maybe along the line of "I's don smeelled that before, jist kant place it".

[Ms. 01 Snake]

I would suggest getting the floors dried out really well and they may fall back into place and you will be happier than starting a huge floor fix.

It can take up to a year to know how they will look (go through a winter and a summer).

It really does depend on how they are installed. PM me if you have any questions.

[texdav]

Be very careful when using full strangth ammona as it is very bad to breate. Perosanlly ;I stayaway from it altogehter unless you are well vented with fans and have the RIGHT type of mask for the job.