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How to Remove Scuff Marks from Vinyl Flooring

If your vinyl kitchen floor is starting to look like a basketball court - with unslightly scuff marks here and there - follow these easy steps.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Cloth
    • Baking Soda
    • Toothpaste - Non Gel
      • 1

        Rub each mark with a rubber eraser.

      • 2

        If you can't erase the scuff marks, make a paste of 2 tbsp. baking powder and a bit of water. Rub the mixture into the scuff marks with a clean, dry, white cloth.

      • 3

        Alternatively, rub toothpaste (non-gel) into the marks with a clean, dry, white cloth.

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    Comments

    • Stats Jan 15, 2008
      All you need is a new tennis ball and a pushbroom handle. Cut a crisscross slit (about 1/2" slits) and simply screw the handle into the ball and you're ready to attack those scuffs. Some deep scuffs will take a little more muscle power than others, but surface scuffs come up with little effort.
    • Mar 03, 2006
      I found that rubbing a small amount of Goo Gone on the scuff mark takes it right off and doesn't harm the floor.
    • Mar 03, 2006
      I found that rubbing a small amount of Goo Gone on the scuff mark takes it right off and doesn't harm the floor.
    • Nov 22, 2005
      De-Solv-It citrus solution from Wal-Mart works. Just spray it on and the scuff marks wipe up. It has a nice citrus smell, is biodegradable and works for removing lots of other problems.
    • Nov 22, 2005
      Take a white sheet of paper. Rub it on the scuff mark. Voil! It's gone!

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