[b][color=#16a085]We've got engineered hardwood floors that feel like adhesive has come loose under them in a spot in the hallway. We believe the previous owner had an overflow out of the air conditioning return duct in that hall, and that caused the problem. My husband found videos on YouTube about Injection Kits where you can drill a small hole in the floor, fill it up with adhesive, and then correct the problem. In addition to the kits, he found one guy that corrected his problem using the same method, but not with a kit. He just used a turkey baster and wood glue. Have any of you used these kits or this turkey baster method before? Any thoughts on their effectiveness? Any tips on how to use them or mistakes to avoid? Thank you in advance.[/color][/b]

Hey all, I moved into a place back in March and a couple months in, I decided to get a new couch. After moving the old one, I found a pretty gnarly plank on the floor (and yes someone tried to nail it down). I don’t plant on moving out soon but I would prefer to deal with it sooner than later. Does anyone know 1. What kind of flooring this is, 2. How to repair individual planks and 3. If anyone recognizes this style? Here’s another photo. thanks!