How do you remove adhesive from wood floor after vinyl tile is removed not sub floor?

Not goo gone or sanding please it is a small room 9.5 by 10 feetHow do you remove adhesive from wood floor after vinyl tile is removed not sub floor?
use paint stripper in a can. just spray, set, and scrape away. we used it to remove the adhesive from our concrete porch.How do you remove adhesive from wood floor after vinyl tile is removed not sub floor?
or you can mop it and then use something to scrape it up while it's moist
Apparently there are adhesive removers, ';With the old vinyl removed, the only way to remove the remaining paper backing and dried glue is to use an adhesive remover. Apply it with a brush and spread it out evenly. This glue is extremely strong, so use a fan to ventilate the room to the outside of the house. Once the glue soaks it, the paper backing and vinyl come up much easier.';


My uncle and I used a heat gun and scraped the glue off.
Try an ice cube on it as you would for removing chewing gum.When it has become ';frozen'; gently lift it with a knife.
I bet Oops would work with little physical effort, but you MUST ventilate the room. We bought a home that is 42 years old with lots of glued down carpets that had to be cleaned up from the hardwood floors underneath! Ventilate, ventilate!
M3 makes a adhesive remover
Try GOO_GONE. That stuff gets just about anything off of any surface//hope i helped.
Go to the hardware store and ask for TSP. It is a powder form that you mix with water. It breaks down glue and varnish very well. You may need a shop vac to suck up the excess water.
acetone works wonders
hammer and a paint scraper
There is a Cleaner called ...Goof OFF ! Home Depot carries it. And, it smells so good ... like Orange's ...It's good for alot of things around the house, car,etc.
For little spots, I know Acetone/Nail polish remover works well.