Q: What is the best product to put under our furniture legs, tables, cabinets, end tables, sofas, etc.? How do I protect hardwood floors from furniture legs?
A: Felt pads are the best to use, changed twice a year or as needed. Who makes the best ones I don’t have an opinion on.
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