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6 Steps to Maintaining Your Hardwood Floors

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6 Steps to Maintaining Your Hardwood Floors

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  1. 6 Steps to Maintaining Your Hardwood Floors

  2. Spills and Stains Clean up spills immediately. If it’s something sticky, use a lightly dampened cloth or rag to wipe up the sticky residue. If it’s something that stains, use a product specifically formulated for this.

  3. Cleaning Solution The best cleaners are those recommended by your floor’s manufacturer. Otherwise, try using a quarter cup of a pH neutral, gentle soap like dishwashing soap or Murphy’s Oil Soap in a bucket of warm water. Be sure to wring out the mop until it’s barely damp and change the water as it gets dirty.

  4. Shine Through If your floor starts to lose its shine, then you’ll want to recoat the surface with surface finish, but never use a wax on a floor that has a surface finish. Also, do not use furniture spray on a wood floor.

  5. Prevention To prevent scratches, put felt pads under chair and table legs, and use doormats on the outside of your entrances and just inside your doors to help catch dirt and sand before it can get tracked in. If you’ve got pets, make sure their nails are clipped short so they won’t scratch the floor.

  6. Resist Humidity You may notice cracks in your floors during the winter, when the air can be dry, but these should fill in when the humidity rises in the summer. Your best bet is to keep the relative humidity in your home between 35% and 55%.

  7. Surface Dirt Sweep, vacuum or sweep your floor regularly (even daily) to remove surface dirt.

  8. Contact Us E- mail : george@bashardwoodfloor.com Contact : 267-970-0890 www.bashardwoodfloor.com

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