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Cleaning Tips for Your Luxury Vinyl Tile

Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Luxury Vinyl Tile

Here are some of the spring cleaning tips we have for luxury vinyl tile.

After getting luxury vinyl tile (LVT) installed, you may be wondering what you can do to keep it looking nice in the future. What’s great about LVT is that it’s not much of a hassle to maintain, making cleaning a breeze. Here are some of the spring cleaning tips we have for luxury vinyl tile.

Daily Care For Your Luxury Vinyl Tile

While it is a fairly simple task to keep luxury vinyl tile clean, that doesn’t mean there’s no effort needed. You’ll still need to use a dust mop every day to clean your floor, which helps to remove various pieces of abrasive debris that would otherwise start scratching and wearing down your floor. Sweeping should always be done before you run a wet mop across your floor, and be sure to use either a mop or a soft cloth as necessary.

A pH neutral cleaner is advised because if you use too many harsh detergent cleaners, you could end up with a duller finish. Lastly, if you see spills, deal with them immediately.

Specialty Care For Your Luxury Vinyl Tile

Daily care goes a long way towards preserving your luxury vinyl tile, but eventually, it’s not going to be enough on its own. At some point, you’ll need more TLC to get your floor in the condition you want. We advise you to start with more mild cleaning solutions and only work up to more heavy-duty materials as needed. Some dish soap or vinegar can make your cleaning ability more effective. There are many kinds of messes that could need addressing.

Rubbing alcohol is your tool of choice for ink stains and makeup. Some water and baking soda make the best combination when combatting stubborn food stains. If you have messes with fingernail polish, markers, or crayons, acetone-free polish remover is what you want to use.

No matter which cleaning agent you use, make sure you get rid of any traces of whatever chemicals you used. This keeps your luxury vinyl tile from suffering any more damage. If your LVT has suffered permanent damage that you can’t repair, you can replace the affected pieces of flooring. It helps to have some spare tiles on hand for just such an occasion.

Contact Mike’s Flooring and Design Center

Since Mike purchased the business in 1996, he and his team have helped families like yours throughout Delmarva, Sussex County, DE, and Ocean City, MD. Mike continues to be involved in the day-to-day operations, ensuring the vision you share is the one we help deliver.

Over the years, we have established relationships with local manufacturers, such as Adura, COREtec, and Bruce, who we trust to deliver superior work. Our team will continue to be your point of contact through the entire process to be sure you are completely satisfied.

We also provide “SHOP AT HOME” service.  We will bring samples directly to your home, or should you already know what products you want, we can safely provide you with a “FREE ESTIMATE.”   This allows you the flexibility of not having to be at home for us to do an estimate, nor the installation.  All we will need to know is what areas in your home we would be doing and how we can gain access (hidden key, lock box, coded entry, realtor, neighbor, etc.).  This is tailored around the homeowner who needs to get their unit ready for the season or simply enhancing their home but does not want to leave their home or can’t make it to town (Ocean City, Berlin, Salisbury, Worcester / Wicomico County Maryland & Sussex County Delaware).

This service is not new to us.  We have already been providing this service for our customers for the past 24 years.  With the current situation at hand, we can continue to provide you with your Floor Covering and/or Window Treatment & Design needs along with the “AWESOME SERVICE YOU DESERVE, ALONG WITH PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY INSTALLATIONS.”

Please feel free to contact us at 800-298-9470, or email us at mike@mikesflooringanddesigncenter.com and we will be more than happy to assist you with your project.  Have a wonderful day and STAY HEALTHY!

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