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Hardwood care
Cleaning wood floors is easy. Regular maintenance includes sweeping with a soft bristle broom or dusting with a dry microfiber mop. If the floor has beveled edges, vacuum with the beater bar turned off to remove dust from between the floor boards. Clean the floors periodically with a professional wood floor cleaning product recommended by a wood flooring professional.
Recommended Maintenance Schedule
Recommended Maintenance Schedule
- Daily: Sweep or dust mop
- Weekly: Vacuum using the bare floor setting
- Monthly: Clean with recommended wood flooring cleaner
- Every 3 – 5 Years: Maintenance coat
- Every Few Decades: Sand and refinish
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Engineered wood care
Cleaning engineered wood is easy, just get up all the dust by sweeping or vacuuming (when vacuuming make sure your vacuum is set to floor mode), follow by damp mop in order to pick up any small or loose debris (do not leave any excess water on floor, dry with cloth). For those stubborn stain, use manufacturers recommended cleaners. Speak with your representative about cleaning kits and recommendation. These steps should keep your floor looking sharp for years to come.
LVT – WPC floor care
Cleaning engineered wood is easy, just get up all the dust by sweeping or vacuuming (when vacuuming make sure your vacuum is set to floor mode), follow by a damp mop with a neutral detergent or if machine cleaning (no greater than 175rpm) use a 3M red pad (or equivalent) or scrubber dryer to clean the floor. For those stubborn stains spot cleaning with concentrated neutral detergent and a 3M red pad (or equivalent). If any of the above recommendations do not help, please consult a professional cleaning consultant.
Laminate floor care
Cleaning engineered wood is easy, just get up all the dust by sweeping or vacuuming (when vacuuming make sure your vacuum is set to floor mode), follow by a damp mop with a neutral detergent or if machine cleaning (no greater than 175rpm) use a 3M red pad (or equivalent) or scrubber dryer to clean the floor. For those stubborn stains spot cleaning with concentrated neutral detergent and a 3M red pad (or equivalent). If any of the above recommendations do not help, please consult a professional cleaning consultant.