cyanoacrylic glue problem

Use a CA debonding solvent to remove the dried CA. Test on an inconspicuous area of the floor first. Several brands are available on Tower Hobbies, or possibly at your LHS.

Nail polish remover (acetone) will often get the stuck pieces loose, but as suggested in the previous post, check a section of the floor in an inconspicuous location to make certain the finish is not damaged.

super glue remover works great

With care, you should be able to remove it from the floor with a razor blade without getting into the floor surface.

Honestly, I'd probably just leave it alone. Despite all they say, laminate flooring isnt all that durable (at least in my experience), and its going to get dinged and scratched anyways.

Thanks for help. 

I will go to homedespot tody for product.  Debated razor blade but did not try. Will also try it carefully.

mikeg

Acetone is a solvent for Cyanoacrylate glue (AKA crazy glue).

If you do try a razor blade, and I'm not sure it would be my first choice, consider (carefully) grinding off the corners of the blade and any ensuing burrs. The sharp corners are where my mistakes (scratches and gouges) generally begin. And be sure to wear eye protection!

try a small amount of liquid laundry detergent and water on a soft cloth or better yet a sponge. let soak 24 hrs. it will remove the glue without damage.

Went to Homedespot & Lowes and neither had same.  I know acetone unfortunately does not work.  Where can I obtain super glue remover?

Nearest hobby store is at least 60-70 miles away.

mikeg

Worked on problem last night.

Acetone did not work

Wet cloth with soap, warm, questionable. 

Used razor blade, (many) fresh and sharp, peeled glue off Pergo, no scratches.  This AM cannot see any glue on Pergo.  Slight elevation at seams due to water. 

Jacket water and soap, no change, but will repeat. 

Overal; razor blade worked best. 

Pleasantly surprised

Oh for a spell checker.

mikeg

On the jacket (and try this in an inconspicuous place first) I would try barkeepers friend cleanser and a scrubby sponge (the one with the nylon scrubbing surface), I have found that can work wonders and won't scratch in many cases. You should test it as I said, because every surface is different.