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Repairing Squeaky Floors

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Squeaky floors are often caused by one of three problems. Learn what's causing your noise and how to fix it.
Step 9: Insert the bung into the hole
Cover the sides of the bung with wood glue. Press or lightly tap the bung into the hole. Be sure that the rough side of the bung is facing up and the grain is in line with the floorboard.
Position the bung in place.

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