WAYS TO TAKE CARE LAMINATE FLOOR *Place a natural-material mat or a mat that won't fade or bleed color at outside entrances to collect tracked-in dirt and absorb excess moisture. *Use protective felt pads under furniture legs and appliances.

*Keep your pets' nails trimmed Clean up spills as soon as they occur with a cloth or sponge. Don't allow spills – including from your pet's water bowl – to pool on the floor.

WAYS TO TAKE CARE LAMINATE FLOOR • Don't use anything that promotes a shine. These cause waxy buildup that is very difficult to remove. • Avoid pine scented cleaners. These cleaners leave a dull, soapy residue .

Vinegar is widely debated. It's acidic which isn't the best for your laminate surface, but many people swear by a little bit of vinegar and a lot of hot water to cut pet grime. Used in abundance, though, it can remove the protective seal on your floors. • Traditional wet mopping is a no-no!

WAYS TO TAKE CARE LAMINATE FLOOR Occasional Thorough Cleaning Use a well-squeezed mop dampened with Armstrong Hardwood & Laminate Floor Cleaner or Bruce® Hardwood & Laminate Floor Cleaner. A light mopping is all you need!

WAYS TO TAKE CARE LAMINATE FLOOR Regularly dust mop or vacuum laminate flooring with a soft brush or wood floor attachment. You can also use a slightly damp mop for spot cleaning.

Goodbye Old Carpet, Hello New Laminate. They work well in kitchens as long as you clean up spills as soon as they happen and only use a damp mop not a soaking-wet mop.

Laminates can work in foyers if they're not going to regularly encounter a lot snow and rain.

One of the main benefits of laminated flooring is ease of care. It won't take a lot of time or effort to make your flooring look consistently great.

The easiest and best way to caring for your laminated flooring is to tackle small tasks on a regular basis. Some good caring and cleaning habits include: Attaching felt pads or other similar products under furniture legs and ensure that chairs with rollers are of the soft type and recommended for use with laminated floorings to reduce scratches.

One of the main benefits of laminated flooring is ease of care. It won't take a lot of time or effort to make your flooring look consistently great.

• Attaching felt pads or other similar products under furniture legs and ensure that chairs with rollers are of the soft type and recommended for use with laminated floorings to reduce scratches • Dust and dirt should be removed either by utilizing a vacuum machine and/or by soft bristle brooms before mopping the floors with a well wrung mop.

THE DO'S Dirt, grit and sand are your hardwood floor's worst enemies. They act like sandpaper on the finish, causing scratches, dents and dulling. Place floor mats, rugs at entrances to trap dirt and prevent damage.

Standing water can warp a poorly finished hardwood floor and can damage the finish. Simply wipe up all spills immediately. Lift furniture to move it, avoid dragging. Use felt or fabric protectors under furniture legs that come into contact with the floor to prevent scratches and scuffs.

Location,Solid hardwood can be installed on or above grade, except for areas with extreme moistures, such as bathrooms.Laminate resists moisture and shifting humidity levels, so it can be installed anywhere in the home. But extra precautions must be taken when installing in bathrooms.

Care & Maintenance Solid hardwood and Laminate ,easy routine care: vacuum, sweep, and clean up spills.

Following the care and maintenance tips.Use a cleaner specifically designed for prefinished hardwood flooring and or laminate flooring to clean your floor. Exercise caution with water, as it may damage laminate flooring.Sweep or dust mop your floor at least once a week.

This helps prevent scratching.Clean spills and tracked-in dirt quickly to prevent damage.Use area rugs or doormats in high traffic areas to reduce wear and collect dirt and moisture.Prevent scratches and dents with furniture protector pads under all chairs and stools.