Is Rejuvenate Wood Floor Restorer worth it??
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- How to use Rejuvenate's Wood Floor Restorer and review of the product. Is this budget-friendly project worth it?
Rejuvenate is easy to use with only 3 steps to follow for your hardwood floor restoration!
Restorer: www.homedepot.com/p/Rejuvenat...
Cleaner: www.homedepot.com/p/Rejuvenat...
Mop Kit: www.homedepot.com/p/Rejuvenat...
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This is the best video out there, very informative thank you
Sweet and simple. Straight to the point. Great video!
Just as the floor is, my soul is now rejuvenated after watching this informative video.
Thank you for this video!
You are so welcome!
That paint color! The one when ur first talking. THAT'S the color I'm looking for and cannot seem to get right lol which paint did u use?
Would it be alright to do one half of a room then do the other half later, saw comment bellow, so it doesn't remove deep starches? Scratched the floor moving my couch, pretty deep.
Excellent content and delivery! New subscriber.❤️
Thank you!
Amazing that it moved all the furniture and wires out of the room. Stuffs crazy!
This is not a product to mess around with. It’s SO acidic to items that are not hardwood so make sure you remove everything out of the room or it’ll all dissolve instantly like my furniture and wires clearly did 😓
Is this product better than Bona.
I do bouth then step your cleaner I use that all the time i use 1 gal spray bottele
Do you have to move out all furniture? I have a large cabinet that is quite heavy and may not be easy to lift...
I left my entertainment console because it was also very heavy and just went around it. I was able to do under the front part of it with the mop
@@ballinonabudget58 Thank you so much for replying! A different channel said that the solution is very acidic and could eat my furniture! I'll be very careful and maybe use a cloth to spread it right near my cabinet as to not touch it. 🤔
If your floors are ruined already. You might as well use it. If you floors are in good shape. Have them treated professionally, or use the methods that professionals would use. Floor men will only use a buff and recoat method. That means we will use a buffing machine over the existing finish, make touch-ups, then put additional coats of finish. If for some reason your floors are wax. We would go ahead and wax them. These over the counter supermarket gimmick finishes make it impossible for a professional maintenance after you put that down. Short version. Don't use it
Amen to that! This stuff sucks!
nice
I’ve put down miles of real hardwood floor. If you can’t resurface the floor to remove stains and scratches this will give you a stained scratched shiny floor. At least get an estimate for resurfacing the floor. It may be less than you think. Resurfaced floors sealed with clear shellac are beautiful. Also you change shade with stain.
Can I use this on laminated floor ? Thank you
You can’t use the same one I did but they make one called “All Floors Restorer” that can be used!
As mentioned they do have one called all floors restorer, same brand, rejuvenate, can use it on hardwood, laminate, tile, vinyl, stained concrete and more, I picked up a bottle today, trying it out soon. My vinyl floors need replacing in some areas so why not eh.
How do I know if I have to sand at all first? Like will it go over exsisting polyurethane that may already be there from before?
No! The product says you don’t need to sand before hand
You can't type without using "like" in a sentence??? SMH
What is the difference between the pads ? Can I just use microfiber rags for everything?
You can use microfiber pads!
Are those pads reusable or one-and-done?
Reusable! I throw them in the washing machine
Is one bottle enough for 2 coats?
It depends on the size of the room but I got 2 coats out of one bottle for my living room which was a decent size so I believe so!
It’d be nice if you can show all the supplies you used.
All products are now linked in the description!
How often do you use the polish/restorer per year
I think once a year is recommended for the restorer
Don’t keep using this stuff it looks great at first but after years of use it will build up many many layers of wax and will look scratched and dull and you will have to use wax stripper to get it off. I just stripped my engineered hard wood and it brought them back to original.
What did you use did you use Rejuvenate ? We have engineered wood on our floor it needs something done ,
@@sandraford4235 I used rejiuvenate and stripped it off. I use bona cleaner now that’s it
@@mcm3566 How did you strip it. I have some footprints in mine...need to strip the wax...tried vinegar and water...no luck
@@monamuhammad9909 I am looking for the same answer for the same reason. Like many others, I wish that I had not used this crap! It is just too easy to get bad results. So if anyone out there reads this & knows what removes Rejuvenate, please leave a comment. Thanx!
How did this hold up over time ?
Held up well, you can retouch as you see fit in high traffic areas
@@ballinonabudget58 awesome ! Thanks I think I’ll give this a try
It depends on traffic, if you use to much polish you it will create a waxy residue that causes the wood to look bad If you apply to much over the years it going to be impossible to get off. (Think years of wax - so much that it will clog up sanding mats th-cam.com/video/iDslUBoGp2o/w-d-xo.html - th-cam.com/video/RYjxeijKTvE/w-d-xo.html
There are a bunch of stains on the floor. It doesn't seem to remove those.
Tougher stains were not removed but a bunch were! The stains were definitely lightened.
Says walk on 45 min
I'm so impressed that a 14 year old girl purchased a home!
Add 10 years but thank you!! I wear sunscreen
stuff runes the floor
doesn't work on scratches...i just tried it today...it will shine but don't buy it if you have scratches.
I used the Rejuvenate wood stain markers to color in the scratches so they were less noticeable
@@ballinonabudget58 did you use the marker before or after rejuvenating the floors??
@Yay Yay before!
You didn't save anything. Rejuvenate is like a wax and will end up with residue on what would have been beautiful hardwood floors. The cost of hiring someone like me to remove the rejuvenate is expensive. Your floors will get murky and dirty looking. The natural beauty of your floor will be hidden underneath the murkiness of Rejuvenate and the layers of poly underneath that. The correct way to make your floors shine without having to completely refinish them is to have a pro do a screen & recoat. Now you'll need a wax removal then a screen and recoat
It saves from hiring someone like you, They will make them shine for $ 25.00 so when you move in and cover your floors with furniture and throw rugs like most people do, the little flooring still left showing will at least shine. Most people will be happy with that.
@@deputyduffy Make it shine? For how long? Wax on hardwood floors is a haven for just about anything and everything our shoes, feet or pets can come in contact with. They're easy to scratch and become murky looking very quick. You know, people will pay more to get a better hamburger but when it comes to things like our floors, many want to go the cheap route. Fine with me.
@@davewhiting9730 I just love when you guys come on here and try to promote your Bizzness , when most people don't need it... Like I said 90 percent of floors are covered with furniture and throw rugs now a days.... So Sorry pal,. 25.00 this product... IT does it;s job.
This is a temporary solution to shine your floors without hiring an expensive solution. Everyone knows they're out there and on here too I see.
@@deputyduffy 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
No
Don’t waste your money
It would be nice to see the CONDITION of the floor BEFORE you did this rather ultra-slick, somewhat suspicious "amateur" video....it looks fairly good to begin with.
I don’t even know what ANY of that means
@@ballinonabudget58 yea, I was kinda confused myself. I thought I was the retard. Thanks for confirming I'm not🙂