Admonter Clean & Care // Wood Floor Cleaner Concentrate (1 Litre)
Clean the floor first with Admonter Clean & Care.
$149.00
Availability: In stock
An oil treatment for timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils. Admonter describes it as replenishing lost oils and reducing visible wear, so a tired floor gets its character back. Dries to a soft matte finish. Coverage 1 litre = 70 to 100m².
!For oiled floors only. Oil-soaked cloths can self-combust: submerge used cloths in water. Test a small, hidden area first.
Admonter Maintenance Oil Natural is an oil treatment for timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils, whether the floor is looking tired or just due for routine care. Admonter describes it as replenishing lost oils, reducing visible wear and bringing back the natural character of the wood, absorbing into the timber rather than leaving a film or an unnatural shine.
Suitability, coverage and finish as stated by Admonter.
An oiled floor is protected by oil soaked into the timber, not by a surface coat. As that oil wears the grain goes flat and the busy areas read as tired, so the fix is to feed the wood rather than coat over the top of it.
It is for oiled and hardwax-oiled floors, not for lacquered, sealed or raw timber, which are cared for differently. If you are not sure of your finish, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. As with any drying oil, submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and do not leave them screwed up in a bin.
General good-practice steps for a maintenance oil. Coverage and finish are Admonter's.
Clean the floor first with Admonter Clean & Care.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with the FirstFloor White Pad.

Hiring the buffing machine is the easier way to work oil into a whole floor. $120, collected from our Newmarket showroom.
Admonter Maintenance Oil Natural is an oil treatment for timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils, whether the floor is looking tired or just due for routine care. Admonter describes it as replenishing lost oils, reducing visible wear and bringing back the natural character of the wood, absorbing into the timber rather than leaving a film or an unnatural shine.
Suitability, coverage and finish as stated by Admonter.
An oiled floor is protected by oil soaked into the timber, not by a surface coat. As that oil wears the grain goes flat and the busy areas read as tired, so the fix is to feed the wood rather than coat over the top of it.
It is for oiled and hardwax-oiled floors, not for lacquered, sealed or raw timber, which are cared for differently. If you are not sure of your finish, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. As with any drying oil, submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and do not leave them screwed up in a bin.
General good-practice steps for a maintenance oil. Coverage and finish are Admonter's.
Clean the floor first with Admonter Clean & Care.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with the FirstFloor White Pad.

Hiring the buffing machine is the easier way to work oil into a whole floor. $120, collected from our Newmarket showroom.
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