Save yourself the money and the hassle of renting a steamer. Just use a hair dryer. Works great. Lay it on the floor aimed at the tile, wait about 20 seconds and peel off. I used this on 25 year old very thin, very glued down, stubborn linoleum. For the more stubborn spots you may have to hold and aim the dryer. Worked like a charm. Just remember to stop every now and then so you don't burn out your hairdryer.
Save yourself the money and the hassle of renting a steamer. Just use a hair dryer. Works great. Lay it on the floor aimed at the tile, wait about 20 seconds and peel off. I used this on 25 year old very thin, very glued down, stubborn linoleum. For the more stubborn spots you may have to hold and aim the dryer. Worked like a charm. Just remember to stop every now and then so you don't burn out your hairdryer.
Posted by: shortcut at August 9, 2009 4:28 PM in response to Removing Hard-to-Remove Linoleum Remnants