Manufactured Wood Flooring Care

Take a soft cloth and wring it out in the tea.

Manufactured wood flooring care. Engineered wood flooring looks very similar on the surface but it is made from a relatively thin layer of hardwood bonded over a substrate of high quality plywood. The cloth merely needs to be damp not soaked. To avoid potential damage it s important to keep your floors as free of dirt debris and spills as possible. Engineered flooring is somewhat less expensive than solid hardwood but most types can be sanded and refinished only once since the surface hardwood layer is relatively thin.

Let two teabags steep in the boiling water for a few minutes. The best way to clean engineered hardwood floors is to sweep them regularly. For floors that are truly dirty it is best to use an approved commercial cleaner. This will also reduce the luster of the veneer.

The tannic acid in tea creates a beautiful shine. Different types of engineered hardwood require different cleaners and using the wrong type or brand of liquid cleaner could result in serious damage to your hardwood. You can also use boiling water and two teabags to clean hardwood floors. This involves applying a new coat of wood floor finish.

Dust dirt and grime can rub on the surface of the veneer and cause scratches and dents. Over time when your wood floors start to look a little dull they can be renewed through recoating. It s best to use a cleaner made specifically for the finish on the floor which is something your flooring professional can provide or recommend to you when the job is completed. Engineered hardwood floors should only be cleaned with a liquid cleaner that has been manufactured by the company that made the floor.

Pour the tea into a bucket. Faux wood flooring is relatively easy to install and maintain and can revitalize drab indoor spaces. This will enable the floor to dry quickly.