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Use a soft broom, dust mop or vacuum with a hard floor attachment to remove dirt, dust and grit.
Use a soft broom, dust mop with a pH-neutral timber floor cleaner. Wring out the mop well before use.
Timber and water don’t mix. Excess water can cause swelling, warping or staining.
Use felt pads under furniture legs. Avoid dragging heavy items across the floor.
Prolonged sunlight can fade and discolour your timber flooring.
Damp mop with a pH-neutral timber floor cleaner to remove footprints and surface dirt.
Check and tighten any loose furniture screws or fixings to prevent damage.
Inspec high-traffic areas for wear. Consider a professinal maintenance clean or recoat (if applicable).
Do not use harsh chemicals, bleach, ammonia or abrasive cleaners.
Do not use steam mops or wet mops.
Do not wax or polish polyurethane floors.
Do not drag heavy furniture or sharp objects.
Do not allow pets’ nails to go unchecked.
Avoiding these will help extend the life and beauty of your timber floors.
Keep blinds or curtains closed during peak sunlight hours to prevent fading.
Wipe up dirt and sand tracked in from outside - it can scratch your floor.
Maintain indoor humidity between 40-60% to prevent timber expansion.
Open windows occasionally to keep air circulating and reduce moisture.
Over time, your timber floors may need a professional refresh
to restore their original beauty.
Remove surface wear and brings back a like-new finish.
Adds a fresh protective layer to extend floor life.
Professional cleaning removes built-up dirt and grime
