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• 1). You want to make sure that the product you use is one that doesn't have wax, silicone, or other harsh chemicals that can actually be harmful to the floor as well as releasing fumes.
  
  
• 2). Clear the area. For the greatest of ease and mobility you should remove the furniture or rugs that may be aligned on the area of the wooden floor you wish to spruce up. Clearing the chairs also makes it possible for you to identify any additional scuff, marks, or duller areas.
  
  
• 3). Put a little lemon oil on a rag. You won't need to apply too much, just a dollop, of lemon oil onto a very soft rag or scrap of cloth. You don't want to use anything that has a rough edge, such as the harsher end of a sponge; yet you can use the porous side of the sponge. Allow the amount of lemon oil to soak into the rag and work it around.
  
  
• 4). Shine the floor. With your rag or cloth you will now polish the wooden floor. Rub over any marks in a circular motion until the marks are gone and the floor is left shining. Tougher, or stains that have been allowed to sit for awhile, may need a little more elbow grease and work.
  
  
• 5). Apply lemon oil for squeaks. Once you have brought back the old luster of your wood floor's past and removed the scuff marks and any stains, you can further use the lemon oil as a remedy to squeaky floor boards. In places where there may be gaps or boards that have spaces between them, you can then apply a bit of lemon oil to the area. The wood often expands and retracts in different temperatures and this can account for spaces between the boards.