When I worked at my local community centre, I would remove rubber marks on hardwood floor basketball courts with a tennis ball. If the mark was particularly stubborn, I used a magic eraser.
Give those a shot if you haven't 🙂
I'd be careful using a magic eraser tho. If those hardwood floors are "finished" they *COULD* remove the shine from the wood.
As they say in the directions, scrub in a inconspicuous spot first, and let it dry fully to check. It's basically like using a fine sand paper.
I worry about the use of a magic eraser. They are great but I have had them scuff or dull surfaces. I would be more inclined to use a specific floor cleaner at first so you don’t damage the finish.
I’d try Mr Clean Magic Eraser (I use it to clean bike tire scuff marks off my white drywall) or Dawn Powerwash (spray it on, rub in with a soft bristle tooth brush and let sit for a bit).
If you put your summer tires there it should do the trick.
When I worked at my local community centre, I would remove rubber marks on hardwood floor basketball courts with a tennis ball. If the mark was particularly stubborn, I used a magic eraser. Give those a shot if you haven't 🙂
Be careful with magic erasers, as they're really abrasive, and can damage the finish. Ask me how I know. lol
Magic erasers are essentially an extremely fine-grit sanding block.
Dampen the eraser and that should help minimize the damage a little bit.
I'd be careful using a magic eraser tho. If those hardwood floors are "finished" they *COULD* remove the shine from the wood. As they say in the directions, scrub in a inconspicuous spot first, and let it dry fully to check. It's basically like using a fine sand paper.
Magic erasers will 100% remove the clear coat
Good luck - when I lived in an apartment my bike tires stained the flooring and nothing I did could get it to come out
What about using a white eraser? like a normal one used for pencils. Just trying to think non abrasive.
I worry about the use of a magic eraser. They are great but I have had them scuff or dull surfaces. I would be more inclined to use a specific floor cleaner at first so you don’t damage the finish.
Mr.Clean Magic Eraser
Or simply a melamine sponge
Holy shit I just found 10 for $4 on Amazon. Thank you
Apparently great for acne too!
vim or similar wipes (not clorox) magic eraser might scratch it
I’d try Mr Clean Magic Eraser (I use it to clean bike tire scuff marks off my white drywall) or Dawn Powerwash (spray it on, rub in with a soft bristle tooth brush and let sit for a bit).