Parker & Bailey Wood Floor Cream for Hardwood, Laminate & Faux Floors, Shine Restorer & Cleaner for Home, Cuts Grease, 16 oz

Finally a product that gives my floor a nice sheen without putting an awful shellac-type coating on them that scratches and water-marks like crazy (like "mop & glo" and those types of "refinishers"). My floors are original to the house (built in 1932) and eventually really should be professionally refinished, but this gave them a nice facelift that they needed in the meantime. On my particular floors it produced a soft sheen which was perfect because they've got scratches and nicks in spots. A super glossy finish would only make those imperfections all the more apparent. It was a little bit of an effort to use the product since it's a 2-step process: first you use a rag or mop to apply the product, then you wait until it dries to buff it with a rag or towel. The application process was a breeze, but the buffing part was more time-consuming. I found that if I didn't buff it absolutely completely (and after it was TOTALLY dry), it left a film on the floor which showed footprints and whatnot. I chalk that up to user error and not the product, though. It was a little back-breaking, but I was very happy with the results. It's been a few weeks now and the floors haven't lost their sheen, so I'm glad there's longevity and I don't have to be applying it every week.

I had worn down a spot on my floor with my office chair. I applied this twice and good as new!

I like it, the floor looks amazing once that you use it. The issue is that it is very greasy, you have to clean it after you apply if not all feet is mark on the floor, and then it doesn't look that nice. But to be honest the floor looks healthier.

I wish I had taken a before picture to truly back my words, but I had damage underneath a rug by our main door from years of water or just trapped moisture and years of kids and dogs. I I got a new rug that was smaller than the old one and found that there was a lot of fading on my laminate flooring that I was sure was probably never able to be brought back to life compared to what was around it that was not under the rug. I decided to try this product thinking it might improve it a little bit and it made a major difference. It’s not perfect but what a great close match It is now to rest of the floor!!!! 1000% is Worth the money. And SO easy!!

It did make the floor look better but nothing amazing. ALso the floor was very slippery after buffing the cream. To overcome this problem, I put a line swipe of cream on my flat horizontal mop and followed by a swipe of hot water. Then I buffed the floor. The cream was able to get more dirt off the floor then the typical cleanser. I keep my floors very clean- at least I thought so before this product--it got more of the invisible dirt off the floor.

I live in a dry climate and our 4 year old floors lost some luster with dogs and daily living. With this floor cream the look like they did when we moved in! Wonderful product!

I recently tried the Parker & Bailey Wood Floor Cream on my hardwood floors, and I am extremely impressed with the results. Not only did it work wonders on my hardwood floors, but it also worked beautifully on laminated and faux finished floors. The cream brought back the shine and luster to my floors, leaving them looking brand new. I highly recommend Parker & Bailey Wood Floor Cream for anyone looking to rejuvenate their floors.

This cream was easy to use and perfect for what I needed. As you can see, the floors in my rental house weren't really well maintained and some workers recently ruined the floors even more. I didn't want to be held responsible, so I gave it a landlord special of my own and this floor cream really came in. I might just use it on the floor more often so it looks better from here out, highly recommend!

This product is excellent and far better than other similar ones. {lease do comyinue to market it or if not to give me the manufacturers' address.

This cream is ok. I feel I need to continue to use before seeing an improvement in the wood.