Caring for your new laminate flooring
Be sure to get instructions from your Floors To Go expert or the manufacturer on the first cleaning after installation. You may need to wait 48 hours or more before cleaning.
As with all flooring, it is best to place mats at entryways to stop dirt, sand, and oil from being tracked onto your floor. Rocks and dirt can scratch and dull your laminate over time.
Vacuum regularly or use a dry dust mop.
A damp mop can be used if needed. Don't use a wet mop and never let water stand on a laminate floor. Water can seep into the flooring causing warping, swelling and joint separation.
Never use an abrasive cleanser or steel wool.
Never wax or polish a laminate floor.
Clean spills immediately. Don't allow liquids to stand on the floor.
Put easy-glide protectors on the feet of your furniture. When moving heavy furniture, be sure to lift it off the floor to avoid scratches.
Keep your pet's nails trimmed to avoid scratches.
As with all flooring, it is best to place mats at entryways to stop dirt, sand, and oil from being tracked onto your floor. Rocks and dirt can scratch and dull your laminate over time.
Vacuum regularly or use a dry dust mop.
A damp mop can be used if needed. Don't use a wet mop and never let water stand on a laminate floor. Water can seep into the flooring causing warping, swelling and joint separation.
Never use an abrasive cleanser or steel wool.
Never wax or polish a laminate floor.
Clean spills immediately. Don't allow liquids to stand on the floor.
Put easy-glide protectors on the feet of your furniture. When moving heavy furniture, be sure to lift it off the floor to avoid scratches.
Keep your pet's nails trimmed to avoid scratches.
If your laminate get scratched, you may be able to buy a touch-up stick from the manufacturer.
Laminates are highly resistant to stains, however if a tougher stain does occur, follow these guidelines:
Laminates are highly resistant to stains, however if a tougher stain does occur, follow these guidelines:
