old parquet floor cupping
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03-08-12, 07:04 PM
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old parquet floor cupping
I have a 60 year old oak parquet floor that I very recently had refinished.
The other day, a bottle of windex got knocked over on the floor. The lid was not on tight and it all leaked out. I caught it an hour or so later, but the floor was pretty soaked. The spot looks fine, but I noticed a short time later that the edges of the parquet pieces were very slightly raised. This was not the case before the windex incident.
They are up maybe 1/16th inch. I have a dehumidifier going in the room. Any chance that the boards with resume their former state when they dry completely??? I can't believe I did this.
Thanks
The other day, a bottle of windex got knocked over on the floor. The lid was not on tight and it all leaked out. I caught it an hour or so later, but the floor was pretty soaked. The spot looks fine, but I noticed a short time later that the edges of the parquet pieces were very slightly raised. This was not the case before the windex incident.
They are up maybe 1/16th inch. I have a dehumidifier going in the room. Any chance that the boards with resume their former state when they dry completely??? I can't believe I did this.
Thanks
