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1x Luxgrove™ Wood & Leather Repair Salve
Every piece of furniture is different — age, prior coatings, cleaning agents, and finish types can all affect results.
Always test on a small, hidden area first before full application and allow it to dry completely.
Luxgrove products are designed for absorbent leather and finished wood.
Not suitable for suede, nubuck, untreated, or synthetic materials.
By purchasing, you acknowledge that Luxgrove is not liable for damage resulting from misuse, failure to test, or application on incompatible surfaces.
Here's the uncomfortable truth about the cleaner under your sink: most floor soaps are working against your floor.
Oil soaps leave a film that traps grime. Spray polishes build up into that cloudy haze. Vinegar mixes quietly etch the sheen away. Week after week, wash after wash.
You didn't restore your floors just to scrub the result off with the same bottle that dulled them in the first place.
Luxgrove™ Prep & Preserve is the face wash before the moisturizer.
A pH-neutral concentrate that lifts the dirt, rinses away clean, and leaves nothing behind — no film, no residue, no buildup. Just clean wood, ready for the salve or ready for guests.
A few drops in a bucket. That's the whole recipe.
Wood finish has a chemistry, and most cleaners fight it.
Oil soaps — the famous bottles your mother used — don't rinse away. They leave an oily film that grabs onto dust and dirt, so every wash lays down another sticky layer. Six months later the floor looks darker, duller, and grimier the day after you clean it.
All-purpose cleaners and vinegar mixes pull the other direction: too harsh for finish resin, stripping the sheen a little more with every mop.
pH-neutral means neither.
Prep & Preserve cleans at the finish's own level — strong enough to release the grime into your mop, gentle enough to leave the resin untouched, and formulated to rinse residue-free so absolutely nothing stays behind to build up.
That last part is why it's called Prep. A finish coated in old soap film can't take the salve properly — the oils can't reach the surface they're meant to feed. Wash first with this, and the salve goes onto bare, clean finish and does its full job.
Clean between treatments. Prep before them. One bottle, both jobs.
✔ Finished hardwood — oak, walnut, maple, pine
✔ Engineered wood & laminate
✔ Floors freshly restored with the Luxgrove™ salve
✔ Kitchen floors with cooking film & footprints
✔ Hallways & entryways that get washed weekly
✔ Prep-washing before any salve application
Bucket and mop, or a few drops in your spray mop's tank. Concentrated: a capful treats a full bucket, so one bottle covers months of weekly cleaning.
One bottle. Two jobs.
You already know this routine — it's the same one you use on your own skin.
You wouldn't put moisturizer over a face you haven't washed. Same rule for wood: salve over old soap film is salve wasted.
Cleanse with Prep & Preserve — grime and residue gone, bare clean finish.
Treat with the Luxgrove™ salve — oils back into the finish, wax sealing it in.
Protect with gentle weekly washing — this same bottle, keeping the result you paid for without scrubbing it away.
Most floor problems come from skipping step one or botching step three. This bottle is both.
The oil soap that left your floors stickier every month. The spray polish haze. The vinegar trick that slowly ate the shine.
None of them were actually cleaning your floors.
This does. 30-day money-back guarantee, starting when it arrives.
*Refunds processed in accordance with our return policy.
Residue. Oil soaps don't rinse away — they leave an oily film that traps dirt, which is why oil-soap floors look grimy again days after washing and build a dark, dull layer over months. Prep & Preserve is pH-neutral and rinses residue-free: it lifts the grime into the mop and leaves nothing on the finish at all. The floor looks clean because it is clean, not coated.
Because wood finish is chemistry, and both extremes attack it. Alkaline cleaners (most all-purpose sprays and soaps) soften and stress finish resin; acidic ones (vinegar mixes) etch the sheen away. pH-neutral cleans at the finish's own level — grime comes off, resin stays untouched. It's the difference between washing a floor and slowly refinishing it downward.
If you want the salve's full result, yes — this is the step most people skip. The salve works by feeding oils into the finish, and it can't feed a finish that's sealed under months of soap film and polish buildup. One prep wash takes the barrier off; the salve then goes onto bare, clean finish. Same reason you wash your face before moisturizer.
It's a true concentrate — a capful treats a full bucket, so a bottle covers months of weekly whole-house cleaning.
Yes — a few drops in the tank turns the mist into a cleaning mist. It's made for exactly that: low water, light solution, residue-free dry-down. Bucket for the deep clean, spray mop for the weekly once-over.
Neither. It dries to a light, natural, clean-wood look — no glossy coating, no slick film, because it doesn't leave a coating at all. If you want more depth and richness in the finish itself, that's the salve's job, not the cleaner's.
Yes — sealed wood floors of every kind. Laminate especially benefits from the low-residue approach, since films and hazes show badly on its wear layer. As always with any floor product, keep the mop damp rather than wet.
It's a gentle, pH-neutral formula with no bleach, no ammonia, and no harsh solvents, diluted down to a few drops per bucket — and it dries residue-free, so nothing lingers on the floor they crawl and walk on. As with any cleaning product, store the concentrate out of reach.
Weekly for kitchens, hallways, and busy rooms; every couple of weeks elsewhere. And always once before a salve application — that's the Prep in the name.
It'll stop the dulling from getting worse — but existing dullness usually lives in the finish, not on it: years of harsh cleaners and lost oils. Wash with this, then restore with the Luxgrove™ salve. The wash gets the floor clean; the salve gets it back.
