I remember how nervous my parents used to get whenever my siblings and I played a little too hard on the living room floor. They were terrified of finding scuffs, dents, or scratches left behind by our overly creative games. Now that I’m a homeowner myself and understand the financial consequences of my actions a bit better, I totally get where they were coming from.
This text is a translation from Noovo Moi.
This past summer, I bought a century-old hobby farm. Among its highlights are original hardwood floors and 1,001 little wooden details that give it its charm. However, with the move, shifting antique furniture passed down to me, and setting up my new home animal rescue, my floors really took a beating.
I came across some before-and-after videos showing the Tibet Almond Stick Wood Surface Scratch Remover that, despite looking totally unassuming, seemed to save wood floors, furniture, and accents.
My thoughts on the Tibet Almond Stick Wood Surface Scratch Remover
I decided to test the Tibet Almond Stick Wood Surface Scratch Remover on a chest my parents gave me that’s had a rough go over the last few weeks. On top of having a wet towel left on it, we badly scuffed it by piling items on top while unpacking after the move. Here’s the Tibet Almond stick in action.
The verdict: on the water stain, the stick didn’t do much, other than moisturize the area. On the other hand, for the surface scratches on my chest (forget about deep gouges!), I have to admit I saw a huge improvement after just one pass. Magic? Almost! See for yourself!
