White pee stains on hard wood flooring

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- 01/24/2011 at 9:39 PM
  LizzyBunny
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  Hi guys, I know you all have probably answered this many times but I was wondering how the heck to get those white marks out? I have used a few cleaning products while scrubbing and they disapear for 30 seconds and then come right back!! I’m going to get some vinegar tomorrow to make a vinegar/water cleaner. Thanks!
- 01/25/2011 at 3:51 AM
  jerseygirl
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  I’ve found it’s a stain or reaction with the floors finish rather then the wood itself. I’ve had some success with lemon peel and beeswax. Actually, a polish containing bees wax I made up years ago. I heated the lemon peel a bit to get the lemon oil warmed, then used the peel to rub to polish into the area. Then buffed it with a cloth.
  
  I suppose it depends what finish or treatment is on your floors. I’m not certain what ours is…varnish or polyurethane.
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