Apply spray lubricant like the kind you use on squeaky hinges to a nylon scrubber do not spray directly onto the tile it may stain the grout.
How to remove rubber backing from rug on tile floor.
Apply a small amount of spray lubricant to a nylon scrubbing pad.
2 scrub the area where the latex.
Repeat the treatment as many times as desired to obtain the original color of the flooring.
Keep your vinyl tile looking like new by removing the rubberized rug backing from its.
Next apply the lubricant to a nylon scrubber not directly to the tile.
If you do and i wouldn t ever use one of those rug protector thingies underneath the rug.
Steps to remove the backing.
I still wouldn t ever use a latex backed rug again after this experience because i d be afraid some of the latex would get through the rug protector underneath.
Avoid spraying the lubricant directly on the tile floor as the lubricant can stain the grout.
Rubberized rug backing can stick to vinyl tile leaving the tile with a yellowish unattractive appearance.
Try spraying it thoroughly with wd40 let set 10 15 minutes and scrape with a plastic scraper spatula or edge of a credit card so you don t scratch the floor.
Acetone the kind you get in the hardware store will dissolve the rubber then use a plastic scraper from the auto store or a flat edge razor to get any residue.
Leave on for awhile until you see the rubber rising then use a green scrubber not the wire one this should help in aiding the removal then follow up with a regular cleaning.
This worked for me on a vinyl tile floor.
Let it sit and then scrape.
Never ever use a rubber or latex backed rug on your hardwood flooring.
A soft scrub brush or old toothbrush will also work with the goo gone.
Wet the yellowed areas with clean water followed by a light layer of baking soda.
Let it soak in for the best effect.
Try using an oil based product such as wd40 soaking the area.
Allow the treatment to set for 10 to 15 minutes then wipe away the mixture with a cloth.
Scrub until the rubber loosens then wipe dry.