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I have never commented on a TH-cam video. This literally saved my life when I was moving out of my rental apartment. Tried goo gone, acetone, nothing worked. I felt compelled to let you know that I owe you my security deposit. THANK YOU!!!!

I really have no idea. If the adhesive is “sticky” it might. If it’s dried and hard I haven’t a clue. Let us know if you try it. Good luck 😊

I have a can of 'generic' WD40 from Dollar Tree...I'm going to try it. Would be much cheaper

I wonder if this will work on the adhesive left after old carpet is taken up off of bricks? Please reply if anyone knows.

This problem was keeping me from starting the kitchen floor project with boxes of tile stacked up in a small apartment. You saved me (and so many others) hours of drudgery trying to figure this out by myself. You are so thoughtful! Thank you!!!!

Oh my gosh!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! After spending so much money on 3M adhesive remover and acetone, which didn’t make a dent, this had all the stuck adhesive gone off my floors in 2 1/2 hours! I have told everyone about this video! You are a genius!

Thanks for sharing....never thought of using that technique before.

I hope you don't mind me sharing your video, you need to reach many more people struggling with this problem. Thank you so much.

After watching numerous videos, I’ve been dreading doing this myself…but now after watching your video and showing truly perfect results…I feel confident to do this now, just brilliant …..Thankyou so much !

I wonder if this would work on plywood subfloor? Also wondering if it would mess up the mortar mix for my new porcelain tiles? We're removing old porcelain to replace with new in front of a fireplace...and removing peel and stick linoleum to replace with carpet tiles.

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.!!! You are a STAR! Thank you thank you thank you, from this old house.

Thank you for the instructions. We wanted to keep our floor not redo it the sticky vinyl adhesive is a nightmare

You just made my day!! Thank you!!!

I’m going to try this , thanks for sharing

Hi will this method work on my hardwood floor? Without ruing it

Exactly what I needed!!!!!!! Thank you.

I have a question though I am going to have to take up a engineered hardwood floor ( sadly my refrigerator leaked and ruined a section and that color is discontinued 😢). My question is will using wd40 on a subfloor work or would it absorb too much and affect it so my next flooring would not adhere afterwards? Just a thought.

which kind of wd40 should one use?

8 days ago I told you how wonderful your video was for me to see. Today I am here to tell you that your method is not only wonderful IT IS FANTASTIC. I tried it our today after removing 4 of the. Self stick planks. Got the WD40 with the blast spray top to cover a wider area. Sprayed the area and after 5-6 minutes sprinkled with flour and used my long handle floor scraper and all the WD40 was absorbed and the residue removed with ease for me to simply sweep up. I can’t thank you enough. I was really fretting about the necessity to remove this flooring. Your method makes it a piece of cake. Looking forward to remover the remainder of the flow now that I know how easy and quick it it. You’re the best for sharing this process.

This might have the worst camera operation in a video ever, BUT, it might be the best tip to remove old adhesive residue EVER! Thank you!❤

Thank you so very much for this video. I am about to redo a self stick floor I put in 3 years ago and was fretting about how to remove the residue so I can put in the new floor. This WD-40 and flour idea is genius. Heading out now to get both. Invaluable video. Thanks again.

There is an oil absorbent you can by at Menards, Lowes or HD. Product is designed to do this kind of job and definitely is cheaper than flour.

Thank you so much. It really worked . God bless you.

This video is exactly what I was looking for, Thank you So much. I have two layers of tiles that I am going to pull back to the original flooring, but I just didn't have any idea on how to get rid of the adhesive. Thanks again 🙏.

Thank you very much!

Is it the WD-40 that makes the floor slippery?

This is awesome! I have to do this on my floor

Thank you and who cares about the quality of the video! You took time out to help millions of Americans struggling with this problem! 😅Bless you! ❤

Thank you so much! I tried this and it worked perfectly, just like you demonstrated. I appreciate the video. 👍

WD-40 and flour?!? Dang! You just saves me hours and days, and maybe even over $1000 of having someone else do it!

This!

Wow that is amazing ! Who knew WD40 works to remove tile glue? And the cooking flour hack just blew me away no sticky glue rags or mess. Thank you greatly appreciated .

AMAZING! I can't thank you enough! Running to the store for the supplies now. I was in tears when I pulled up my tiles yesterday and nothing I tried removed the residue😢

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This works perfectly!

Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate how to remove floor adhesive. I will be starting a project in my kitchen soon and wanted to be prepared for the cleanup. Your video demonstrating this process is spot on. Thanks again!!!!

Will it work on adhesive from peel and stick tiles from a wood floor? I just have a small landing to do.

I have tried everything to get this stubborn adhesive residue off the ceramic tile floor underneath. This was the only thing that worked! I tried goo gone, goof off, heat gun, hand sanitizer even. The video was not the best quality, but the solution is ideal! Thanks for this, I will def pass along.

Great job Sis