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Beeswax
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhhhh
We are in the middle of refurbishing the downstairs.
The lounge has had its laminate that was supplied with the housebuilder, ripped up & replaced with 22mm Gunstock Oak, which is stunning to say the least & well worth the pennies. New oak skirtings & all painted & new technics surround sound system
Kitchen is being done at the moment, everything ripped out & replaced with excellent quality units, fixtures & fittings. Still getting tiled at the moment, both walls & floor, along with conservatory floor to match.
Now after that long winded explanation, my problem is that the dust is getting trailed through to the lounge & no matter how we clean it, it still settles.
To stop this in the future, will beeswax applied to the lounge floor help ??
I dont want a gloss finish, i really like what the floor looks like at the moment, what will applying this wax achieve ???
Sorry if its all a bit a bit of a mish mash
Your answers would be apprieciated
Stephen
We are in the middle of refurbishing the downstairs.
The lounge has had its laminate that was supplied with the housebuilder, ripped up & replaced with 22mm Gunstock Oak, which is stunning to say the least & well worth the pennies. New oak skirtings & all painted & new technics surround sound system
Kitchen is being done at the moment, everything ripped out & replaced with excellent quality units, fixtures & fittings. Still getting tiled at the moment, both walls & floor, along with conservatory floor to match.
Now after that long winded explanation, my problem is that the dust is getting trailed through to the lounge & no matter how we clean it, it still settles.
To stop this in the future, will beeswax applied to the lounge floor help ??
I dont want a gloss finish, i really like what the floor looks like at the moment, what will applying this wax achieve ???
Sorry if its all a bit a bit of a mish mash
Your answers would be apprieciated
Stephen
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