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We had some tar from linoleum floors on our hardwood floors. My wife used a scraper (like a wallpaper scraper) along with an adhesive remover from Home Depot (can't remember exact name, sorry). It came off pretty easily. Then I sanded the floors and everything else came up. Stained and poly the floors and they're like new. If I can find the old can, or remember the name of the adhesive remover, I will repost here with that info.
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