SENECA LVP Flooring Tile Instructions
- June 1, 2024
- SENECA
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SENECA LVP Flooring Tile
Specifications
- Product: LVT Floors
- Finish: Durable
- Protection: Years of protection
- Care: Easy care
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Can I use a steam mop on my LVT floor?
- A: It is not recommended to use a steam mop on LVT floors as the heat and moisture can damage the finish. Stick to using a damp mop with mild detergent for cleaning.
- Q: How often should I clean my LVT floor?
- A: Regular cleaning is essential to maintain the appearance and longevity of your LVT floor. Sweeping or vacuuming daily and mopping as needed should suffice for routine maintenance.
- Q: Can I use wax or polish on my LVT floor?
- A: LVT floors are designed to be low maintenance and do not require waxing or polishing. Using wax or polish may create a slippery surface and could damage the floor’s finish.
Floor Care
LVT Floors have a durable finish that is designed to provide years of protection and easy care. Some simple care and maintenance procedures will help to keep your LVT floor looking its best and help to protect it from unnecessary wear and damage.
- Sweep or vacuum the floor regularly to keep it clean and free of dust, sand and other abrasive materials.
- Place area rugs or doormats at entryways to help prevent sand, grit, oils, dirt and other abrasive materials from being tracked onto the floor surface from outdoors.
- Place protective mats at high high-use work areas such as sinks, ranges, service counters and workstations.
- Do not use rubber rubber-backed or latex latex-backed mats unless they are marked “colorfast” by the manufacturer of the mat. Chemicals contained in the non non-slip backing may permanently stain the floor; such staining is not covered under the product warranty.
- Put felt protector pads on the feet of all furniture, display stands, file cabinets and other accessories that will be placed directly onto the floor surface. Inspect regularly for wear and replace as necessary.
- Avoid letting sharp or pointed objects come into contact with the floor surface.
- LVT flooring is not affected by water but it is always a good idea to wipe up any moisture on the floor quickly so that it does not work its way into any other areas where it may cause damage or cause a slipping hazard.
- Ensure that a temperature range of 60°-80 °F (15 15°-26 °C) is maintained while living on the floor.
- Exposure to direct sunlight creates extreme hot spots on the floor. Repeated or prolonged exposure can result in damage to those areas. Damage can include, but is not limited to buckling, warping and or end joint separation. It is the customer’s ultimate responsibility to control and maintain the home’s environment. This should include the use of windows coverings, blinds or drapes to block out this sort of extreme heat, as well as opening doors or windows to allow for air flow / exchange. Damage caused from negligence as a result of extreme heat is not covered under this warranty.
Cleaning
- Sweep or vacuum the floor regularly to keep it free of dust, grit and other abrasive materials.
- Blot up any food, drink or liquid spills immediately to avoid staining.
- For more thorough cleaning, use NRF Select Proma LVT Cleaner or other pH neutral floor cleaning solution approved for use with Luxury Vinyl flooring.
- Do not use any household cleaners, oils, soaps, waxes or any abrasive materials or scouring agents on the floor.
- Avoid the use of steam steam-cleaners as they may damage the floor.
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