Vinyl is an awesome, durable and long
lasting flooring material that simulates the appearance of wood, tile and
stone. Vinyl flooring has to be cared for properly to avoid irreversible
damages to the surface of the flooring. To maintain its brilliant radiance it
is essential to take care of spills and stains immediately and avoid usage of
any sharp objects to clean the surface of the flooring. Many clients install
vinyl flooring in their home and offices because of the ample choice of
patterns and designs, durability, sturdiness over time and reasonable cost.
TO PRESERVE ITS RADIANCE
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Wipe away liquid spills or food
spills immediately and prevent them from becoming stubborn stains.
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Place mats are needed at all
entry and exit ways to prevent dirt particles, dust and grit from entering your
home or office and avoid scratches on its surface.
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Use a soft bristle broom or a
dust mop to sweep your floor regularly. Vacuum your floor at regular intervals
of time to avoid dust accumulation in far to reach areas. Use a vacuum cleaner
without a beater bar attachment.
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It is advised to use coasters
under heavy furniture to avoid dent formations on the surface of your vinyl flooring.
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Vinyl flooring Tucson is not meant to
wax. To restore the radiance of your flooring it is advised to use a polish or
a sealant that is ideal for no wax flooring.
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Avoid using harsh chemicals or
cleaning agents as they intend to form a thin film on the surface of the
flooring that accumulates dirt and cause long term damage.
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It is ideal to clean your vinyl flooring using plain water and a clean cloth regularly.
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Avoid using rolling chairs,
stiletto heels and other objects that are sharp as they intend to cause
scratches on the surface of the flooring.
TIPS TO REMOVE STUBBORN STAINS
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For food spills that have dried
out it is ideal to scrape it gently using a blunt knife and then covering the
stain area using a cloth dipped in bleach solution for not more than an hour.
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Marks, stains can be removed
with a damp cloth dipped in mild cleaning agents like Isopropyl alcohol or Naphtha.
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Crayon, ink, hair dye and other
similar stains can be removed using a soft bristle brush or a damp cloth with a
mild detergent.
