An overview on how to make your anderson  flooring last longer

Introduction

There are many options when it comes to selecting a good flooring   for your house. You can go for hardwood flooring, laminate flooring,   engineered flooring, etc. If you are looking for something reliable as well   as classy, going for Anderson flooring is a good call. It doesn’t only look   good but it has the ability to last for a time much longer than any other   type of flooring.

This guide will help you understand how to make your Anderson   flooring last much longer by following some easy tips. All of them are very   easy and convenient and you will be needing only 10 to 15 minutes to go   through them.

Remove spills

First of all, you need to look for any spills on the flooring.   Anderson flooring is resistant to stains in general but it is good to look   for any spills anyway. In order to remove them, you need a soft and smooth   piece of cloth. Moist it a little and then rub it over the surface of the   flooring to wipe all the spills off. Once the spills come off, you need to   dry the surface using a dry cloth.

Never damp mop your floor

Making use of wet or damp mops on the floor is not recommended as   it may lead the floor to get damaged. Moreover, it may void any on going   warranties as well.

Never use paste or liquid wax

It is not recommended to make use of oil soaps, paste or liquid   wax, or any sort of household cleaner that may contain tung oil, ammonia,   silicon or lemon oil in it. All these ingredients may cause your floor to get   spoiled and damaged.

Use protective pads under heavy   furniture

It is a good practice to make use of furniture pads under the legs   of all your furniture, especially the heavy stuff. Doing this, you can   protect your floor from any scratches and dents that are usually caused by   the furniture.

Use rugs

You need to analyze which points of the floor get the most of the   foot traffic. Once you are sure, it is a good practice to put some floor rugs   over all these points so that your floor might not be exposed to feet all the   time. This will ensure some added years in the life of your Anderson   floor.