To remove sticky tape residue from wood, you will need the following items: a putty knife, a hair dryer, a can of WD-40, a clean rag, and fine-grit sandpaper. First, use the putty knife to scrape off as much of the adhesive as possible. Then heat the adhesive with a hair dryer for about five minutes. Spray on some WD-40 (to act as a lubricant) and scrape it off with your putty knife.

If the old glue is still visible after removing the new adhesive, there are two options: try scraping it off or applying more glue remover. Use your cloth to remove any remaining residue and use sandpaper if necessary. Finally, vacuum the area to eliminate any dust created during this process. Make sure not to pour water over the spot where you just removed adhesive because it may seep into the wood and cause damage.

As time goes by, all furniture becomes dirty, stained, scratched and scuffed, but with proper care and maintenance, these damages can be kept at bay. Simple steps such as regular vacuuming of floors combined with periodic wiping down surfaces followed by a coat of polish or wax will help keep your furniture looking its best!

Regardless of what type of wood you have in your home, it has likely been sprayed with a sealant or finish to protect it against dirt, stains and liquids. Even though this sealant does its job well, eventually, scratches start showing through that mar the beauty of your once pristine surface.

The good news is restoring lost beauty to wood doesn’t have to be expensive. Below are several cost-effective methods for bringing back the lustre you once had without buying an entirely new piece! Danish oil restores colour and protects against dirt, grime and spills.

Step 1: Wash with water.

If the sticky residue is fresh, you may be able to remove it by simply washing the area with warm water. Use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid damaging the wood. If the residue is stubborn, you may need to use a little soap. Be sure to rinse the area well afterwards.

Then dry with a clean cloth. If you still have some residual sticky stuff on your wood flooring, try step 2: Repeat step 1, but this time uses a degreaser to remove any oil-based residues that might have been left behind. You can purchase degreasers at your local hardware store or buy them online.