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Easy care steps for vinyl floors

 
To keep the lasting shine and fresh feel of your investment in vinyl for as long as possible, we recommend that you:

DO

  • Wipe up spills as soon as possible. Remove dried spills with Ceramic Floor Cleaner.
  • Wash your floor occasionally with Ceramic Floor Cleaner.
  • Use Extra-Strength Floor Stripper for heavy-duty cleaning on all products except.
  • Use Floor Finish or Low Gloss Floor Finish to return your floor’s original shine if it begins to dull over time

DON'T

  • Use detergents, abrasive cleaners or “mop and shine” products – they may leave a dull film on your floor.
  • Use paste wax or solvent-based polishes.
  • Use a beater bar when vacuuming because it can visibly damage the floor surface.
  • Use highly abrasive scrubbing tools.
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Vinyl flooring care in Pueblo, CO from Mountain View Flooring
 
 
 
IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALLATION

  • Maintain room temperature at 65 degrees Fahrenheit for 48 hours after installation is completed. This assures proper curing, setting and bonding of products.
  • The adhesive under your floor needs time to thoroughly dry after installation. Therefore we recommend that you do not scrub or wash your floor for five days.
  • For vinyl sheet, allow the seams to seal for 8 hours after seam application. This will ensure the proper seam bond and a seamless finish. If seams are disturbed before they’re dry, permanent damage may result.
  • For vinyl tile, use a damp sponge, cloth, or mop to wipe off the logo and 800 number printed on the face of the floor. Be careful not to wipe across any seams.

PROACTIVE PROTECTION FOR YOUR FLOOR

  • When moving appliances or heavy furniture, lay a plywood panel on your floor and “walk” the item across it. This protects your floor from scuffing and tears.
  • Use protectors on furniture to reduce indentation. As a general rule of thumb, the heavier the item, the wider the floor protector needed.
  • Be careful with rolling casters. They can damage the floor. Therefore, we do not recommend them. If you choose to use them, the double wheel type is the best option.
  • Place a walk-off mat at outside entrances to reduce the amount of dirt brought into your home. We do not recommend the use of rubber- or latex-backed mats because the chemical (antioxidant) used to keep the backing from becoming brittle can permanently stain your floor. We suggest a nonstaining vinyl-backed mat or a woven rug that is colorfast. Most of these products are identified as“colorfast” by the manufacturer.