So very happy with how this turned out on my floor. I have wood floor that are about 12 years old. We have been living in our house for about 4 years, with 2 cats and a dog. My floors were scratched and worn before we moved in and have only gotten worse. I have tried so many products, natural and regular, but couldn't get my floor to where it looked and felt clean. This doesn't have too much of a chemical smell, goes on easily without streaks, dries quickly, and leaves a great shine. I have before and after pictures. From after steam mopping before application and after application. I would definitely purchase again, hoping to see how this works over time.

I messed this up the first time and wasn't keen on it. This time I went in with a plan after reading more reviews.
#1 The floors MUST be clean, like surgery room sterile as hell clean. No dirt in the crevices or fuzzy ANYWHERE. Clean your floor like your life depends on it. Make sure it is completely dry before you start squirting.
#2 If you have rubbed off spots on the hardwood (that have no seal or clear coat left, yo!) Use a wood restorer and or wipe off wax before applying this stuff to make it look fresh fresh.
#3 Use a rectangular FLAT microfiber swivel mop, like from the Cheapy Dollar stores. Get a few extra pads if you plan on going balls out and doing the whole house.
#4 Spread this s**t everywhere on the floor that YOU'RE NOT STANDING OR WALKING ON. Be liberal. Squeeze and then squeeze again and then squirt for extra measure.
#5 With the cheapy mop spread that s**t everywhere! Don't go king kong and shove it into the floor, just glide the mop around to make an even covered coat. This stuff is not a suck into the wood kind of restorer, okay. It sits on top of the wood and hardens, like a protective clear coat.
#6 Give it atleast an hour to dry on the first coat, doubling the dry time for each additional coat UP TO 3 COATS in a 24 hr period.
#7 Watch where you leave that mop head ;)
Now, I am impressed and will be ordering more to do all my floors. I incorrectly predicted disaster this time and preferred not to have another failure documented. Next time, I'll add pics.

I LOVE this polish. I have about 2,000 sqft of hardwood to clean. I was using BONA which made my floors a little dull and you could see foot prints after a few days. I used another Pledge cleaner and it made my floors shiny, but very slick and almost sticky and you can see shoe prints immediately. :-( This Wieman High-Traffic floor polish is an answer to a prayer. LOL. It gave my floors back a sheen without the gross residue and without showing every foot print that walks by. It looks great for days/weeks, not hours. Great product. I'll be a lifetime buyer.

Recently I got a serious bee in my bonnet about cleaning my dark wood floors to a brilliant SHINE. It's been 4 years since I moved in but I don't have ANY carpeting aside from a small welcome mat by the front door. SO...my floors are out & proud 24/7. On top of that, my house is not a "take off your shoes house," I have 2 small rescue chihuahuas tap-tap-tapping across the floor), I dog sit OFTEN...and I walk through the house weekly with an ocean salt & sand kissed surfboard & wet-dry bag. I mean, I know I'm pretty rough on those floors (sorry, floors).

Over the past few weeks, I've read some reviews and tried a few different products. My usual go-to, Murphy's Oil soap, wasn't really cutting it. I've never been WOWED by BONA...not only is that stuff expensive, but it just doesn't last and, honestly, I don't think it creates much shine at all. I tried to make my own natural cleaner (e.g. some mixture of olive oil, lemon juice, a little bit of tea-tree oil, blah blah blah) and I found that was "OK" but seemed to leave the floor feeling a bit greasy.

I was afraid to use the other products on the market that require you to know the type of finish your floor has (sorry, I have no idea and I'm not about to involve my landlord in this endeavor - just not worth it). Further, these cleaners require you to clear your house of everything you own, clean your floors, apply the product, and wait HOURS for it to dry, then some require you to buff it afterwards, etc. etc...Aint nobody got time for that! PLUS, if I had to put up with dog paws or a footprint in my finish until I had them professionally "fixed" I'd go insane...my OCD is already ramped up...so I needed something that I wasn't sincerely afraid would RUIN my floors.

That's when I found this WEIMAN stuff where you squirt, mop, and go. You just let the floor dry for 30 minutes and you're done! And just look at my photos - you get a NOTICEABLE SHINE (first photo is with WEIMAN shine & the second one with the dogs is what it looked like beforehand).

It's not sticky. It's easy & quick. I happened to use 2 coats. I waited 24 hours between cleanings, myself. I first vacuumed, then I cleaned my floor with a water & vinegar mix, then I made sure the floor was totally dry. Afterwards, I tried out the product in a small space and felt confident my floors would drink it up nicely. PEOPLE: DO NOT DUMP A PRODUCT LIKE THIS ON THE MIDDLE OF YOUR FLOOR THEN COMPLAIN TO THE COMPANY WHEN YOU HAVE TO REFINISH YOUR FLOOR! I mean, just try it out in a test spot first. I am glad I did this, because there are 2 spots in my house where I have pergo flooring, and this did not work the same way as on my wood floors. I used it on the test spots, but it left the floors dull & cloudy until I buffed it. After I buffed it, it was fine, but I repeat: Ain't nobody got time for that!

Anyway, the first time I used this product, I used 2 microfiber clothes, got down on my hands and knees, and waxed on-waxed off. It looked great in 30 minutes time...I was honestly happy with it, but the bottle said you could get MORE shine if you did it up 2x. So, 24 hours later I decided to do it again. The second time around I just squirted it on the floor as the bottle instructs and used a dry mop. It was quick & man, look at the pics...it's SHINY! YAY! FINALLY! I LOVE IT!

Now, I've just done this a day ago, so I can't attest to how long the shine lasts. ALSO, I'd say I have two LARGE rooms (living room, entry way/dining room, and 2 smaller adjoining hallways)...and I used the entire bottle for the 2 coats. I was pretty liberal...but I had read another review that said to be liberal and I feel it didn't HURT so...I just kept at it. and, HUZZAH! Perfection! It's so dumb how happy my shiny floors make me but...Whatever, I love them! CLEAN ALL THE THINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I admit I have a bit of an obsession with cleaning products. I have tried many hard wood products on the market and have been searching for something to shine my floors and minimize scratches (from my dog's nails). I also wanted a product that was easy to apply, dried quickly (due to the aforementioned sweet puppies wanting to get busy adding more scratches) and lasted for more than just one damp mopping.

Boy did I hit every single note with Weiman High Traffic Hardwood Floor Polish!! I was able to polish my decent sized dining room and foyer wood floors in under 15 minutes. The shine looks better than when I moved in and it was done by professionals. "Wet glass" is how my husband described it. The scratches are barely discernible and the gloss is holding up well so far after two damp moppings. Might I also mention, the damp mopping was done with Weiman Hardwood Floor Cleaner, which I also love. I honestly didn't even care about the price as long as the other criteria were met, but the low prices just make these products that much better. I will say that I applied the polish very generously, so I would think one bottle will be good for approximately five polishes. If the shine holds up the way it has been though, this bottle and the spray cleaner could last me all year! I used my Swiffer first to pick up dog hair and dust but I didn't mop the floor first (I guess if it's very dirty, you would use the cleaner first). I used my applicator and microfiber pad left over from another product line (hated it) and they worked great. The floor dried in 30 minutes as advertised and I finished by throwing the microfiber pad in the washer. Right now, I am a very happy obsessive cleaner!