Q: I have a water stain on my hardwood floor from a leaky plant. Is there a way to remove this? A: Try using a vibrating palm sander with progressively finer grits. Try 100-grit first, move to ...

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Wood floors can handle a lot, from foot traffic to moving furniture, but water stains are a different story. They have a way of dulling the finish and pulling attention from the beauty of the wood.

Ralph asks: We have some beautiful oak flooring beneath the old carpet in our house, but there are a few stains. Is there a way to remove those without sanding the whole floor? Danny Lipford: ...

Ralph asks: We have some beautiful oak flooring beneath the old carpet in our house, but there are a few stains. Is there a way to remove those without sanding the whole floor? Danny Lipford: ...

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Q: My fiberglass shower pan has a stain, presumably from hard water, that I cannot remove. The tile and glass for the shower is new, but the pan is original — 22 years old. I have tried commercial ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Step 1: Take preventive measures. If you've just moved into a home with hardwood floors and (thankfully) haven't had the chance to ...