How Do You Clean Engineered Wood Floors?
Engineered hardwood floors are made by layering fiberboard underneath a top layer of real wood. This design lets the boards in the flooring expand and contract with changing humidity levels, allowing engineered hardwoods to be used in areas that traditional hardwood flooring can not be. Engineered hardwood floors are not difficult to care for and last for a long time when properly maintained. Sweep the floors every 2 to 3 days. Fine dirt particles can scratch the floor so it is important to remove dust on a regular basis. Be sure the broom you are using has fine, soft bristles. A dry dust mop can also be used. Vacuum the floor using a soft brush vacuum attachment about once a week. This will pick up any dust or fine dirt particles on the floor and pull dust up from between the boards. Use a SLIGHTLY damp mop if the floor is heavily soiled and in need of some extra attention. Ring out the mop well, until it is almost dry. If you feel the need to use cleaning solution on the floor, use o
