If you have a rubber eraser, a light-soled shoe, or baking soda at home, you can tackle those annoying scuff marks without ordering any special products. Hardwood floors are gorgeous, but those pesky ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Do you live with a person who drags their feet when they walk? You can just hear their rubber soles leaving scuff mark after scuff mark on ...

Most flooring comes with some specific maintenance do's and don'ts. (Don't use ammonia-based cleaners on wood, for example.) But how do you remove chewing gum, wax, and other messes? Here are some ...

Dear Heloise: The lady who used baking soda to remove scuff marks from the kitchen floor compelled me to write to you. I can remember my daughter and me on our hands and knees with scrub pads trying ...