Maintaining a beautiful wooden floor

An investment in wood flooring will bear fruit for many years and coating base paper provides some helpful tips for cleaning and maintenance of your new beautiful wooden floor in Milton.

Your wood products come with advanced finishing DuraShield XL for excellent wear. Choosing a quality product to keep maintenance to a minimum and without wax, dirt-repellent surfaces, but also all wooden floors require basic care to protect your investment and keep it looking new.

Regular cleaning

Basecoat recommends using a damp cloth to clean dirt and stains occurring. For stubborn stains, such as oil, paint, markers, lipstick, ink, tar or cigarette marks, use acetone / nail polish remover on a clean white cloth and then wipe with a damp cloth. Keep the liquid in your soil.

You should regularly sweep, dust or vacuum and keep it free of dust or sand may scratch or dull the finish floor.

Regular cleaning

Clean the floor with a mop or a damp cloth and wipe the floor with hard surfaces floor cleaners. Never use oil, wax, varnish or ammonia or abrasives. Do not wash or wet mop with soap, water, detergent, soap, oil or other liquid cleaning material. This could cause swelling lines, warping, delamination and joints and void the warranty.

Use the right cleaning tools

Never use a polishing machine, abrasive cleaners such as steel wool or scouring powder.

Preventive Care

Entrance mats good print quality and pursued to protect the floor from any material in the house, but avoid rubber or foam backed plastic mats as they discolor the word. You should also use floor protectors on furniture.

Maintain a relative humidity

Ideal for parquet floors between 35 and 55 percent relative humidity. A humidifier can be used to prevent dry air during the heating season and an air conditioner or a dehumidifier during the summer.

Visit basis floor of their website here for tips on protecting wood floors throughout the house.

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