In general, there are several ways to clean laminate flooring. However, in this article, we will give you some advice from manufacturers and doctors.
- Although the laminate is scratch resistant, clean it every 2 days. This is because sand or dust particles that remain on the laminate for a long time can cause scratches.
- You can also use a vacuum cleaner with a soft attachment.
- If liquid spills on the laminate, clean it immediately. To do this, you can use a cloth or napkin.
- Never allow water to remain on the laminate for long. Water that remains on the laminate for a long time can cause deformation if it gets caught in the joints of the laminate.
- Use hot water to clean laminate flooring. The water should be hot, but not boiling.
- The best option when cleaning laminate flooring is to wash it with hot water. According to many experts, cleaning with normal hot water eliminates the gap between laminates and is more beneficial and harmless than various chemicals.
- When washing laminate flooring, wring out the tissue you are using to remove excess water. After wringing out, start wiping with a slightly damp cloth. Because even plain water can deform the laminate.
- If the surface of the laminate remains slightly damp after cleaning, try drying it with any dry cloth. It is not recommended to use coarse cloth as it can leave small scratches on the laminate.
- Laminatın parıltısını artırmaq və üstündə uzun müddət qalmış ləkələrin aparılması üçün Uksus ( sirkə yox )istifadə edin.
- Add 50 ml of vinegar to 1 liter of water and stir.
- After cleaning every 30 m2, clean the area with a slightly damp cloth.
- Using pure vinegar can damage the laminate. Therefore, we recommend mixing it with hot water.
- Use glass cleaner to remove blood stains.
- The sooner you start removing blood, the easier it will be to clean the laminate.
- Use a plastic knife to remove any gum left on the laminate.
- For a stronger effect, laminate flooring can be cleaned by slightly dampening a cloth with gasoline. Then wipe the area immediately with a damp cloth.
- Use acetone or nail polish remover to remove stains from nail polish, shoe polish, etc.
- Immediately clean the area with a damp cloth after using chemicals.
- If butter gets on your laminate, try freezing it with an ice pack. Then scrape off the area with a plastic knife.
