Ciranova Floor Soap // For Oiled Floors
Clean the floor first with Ciranova Floor Soap for oiled floors.
$176.00
Availability: In stock
A maintenance oil for timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils. Applied as part of a regular routine, Ciranova describes it as replenishing the natural oils in the wood, so the floor does not dry out or look tired. Dries to a low sheen.
!For hardwax and oiled floors. Apply thin coats and buff in. Oil-soaked cloths can self-combust: submerge them in water. Test a hidden area first.
Ciranova Maintenance Oil is made to refresh and protect timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils, in high-traffic areas or on a floor that has started to look tired or patchy. Ciranova describes it as replenishing the natural oils in the wood, which helps prevent the floor drying out, dulling or wearing before its time.
Suitability and finish as stated by Ciranova.
A hardwax or oiled floor is protected by oil in the timber, not by a surface coat. As that oil wears, the busy spots dry out and start to read as patchy, so the fix is to put oil back into the wood rather than coat over the top of it.
It is for hardwax and oxidative-oiled timber, not for lacquered or sealed floors, which are cared for differently. If the floor is new to you, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. Submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and never leave them screwed up in a bin.
General good-practice steps for a maintenance oil. Ciranova describes applying a thin coat to clean, dry timber and buffing in with a white pad.
Clean the floor first with Ciranova Floor Soap for oiled floors.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with a white pad.

Hiring the buffing machine is the easier way to work oil into a whole floor. $120, collected from our Newmarket showroom.
Ciranova Maintenance Oil is made to refresh and protect timber floors finished with hardwax or oxidative oils, in high-traffic areas or on a floor that has started to look tired or patchy. Ciranova describes it as replenishing the natural oils in the wood, which helps prevent the floor drying out, dulling or wearing before its time.
Suitability and finish as stated by Ciranova.
A hardwax or oiled floor is protected by oil in the timber, not by a surface coat. As that oil wears, the busy spots dry out and start to read as patchy, so the fix is to put oil back into the wood rather than coat over the top of it.
It is for hardwax and oxidative-oiled timber, not for lacquered or sealed floors, which are cared for differently. If the floor is new to you, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. Submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and never leave them screwed up in a bin.
General good-practice steps for a maintenance oil. Ciranova describes applying a thin coat to clean, dry timber and buffing in with a white pad.
Clean the floor first with Ciranova Floor Soap for oiled floors.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with a 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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