Wood Floor Maintenance

1. After the wooden floor is purchased and installed in place, daily maintenance is the most important during long-term use, which directly affects the service life of the floor. Although reinforced flooring has many advantages such as wear resistance, corrosion resistance, compression resistance, impact resistance, easy cleaning, care, and good dimensional stability, scientific maintenance cannot be ignored in use. Because there are quite a few problems caused by improper use and maintenance of the floor.
2. Regularly keep the floor dry and clean, do not rinse with a large amount of water, and be careful to avoid long-term immersion in local areas of the floor. If there are oil stains and stains on the floor, it is important to remove them in a timely manner. You can use a household mild neutral cleaner and warm water for treatment, and it is best to use a dedicated floor cleaning protection solution that matches the floor for cleaning. Do not use corrosive liquids such as alkaline water, oxalic acid, soapy water, etc. to contact the surface of the floor, and do not use flammable substances such as gasoline or other high-temperature liquids to wipe the floor. Solid wood flooring, multi-layer solid wood flooring often waxed to maintain gloss and reduce paint aging and wear.
3. It is recommended to place a pad at the entrance to prevent dust particles from entering and damaging the floor; Overweight items should be placed smoothly; Please do not drag when moving furniture, it is advisable to lift it.
4. When there is no one living at home, pay attention to opening windows for ventilation.
5. If there are special circumstances that cause the floor to soak in water, it is necessary to clean the water in a timely manner and inform the floor dealer in a timely manner. The floor should be removed by a dedicated person, and the floor and wall should be completely dry before installation.
6. If the customer uses underfloor heating at home, please strictly follow the geothermal heating requirements to heat the ground to avoid improper temperature adjustment that may affect the floor.