Cleaning maintenance learn how to keep your floors looking like new with specific pointers for different flooring types.
How to maintain bamboo floors.
To learn how to maintain bamboo floors and prevent damage scroll down.
You need the dustpan to hold the swept dirt.
Tiny particles of dirt and sand tracked into the room on shoes can dig into the finish of the floor causing dents divots or even scratches giving the bamboo a faded look.
Bamboo is a wonderful natural floor covering that is environmentally friendly relatively inexpensive and fairly easy to maintain.
Without regular sweeping ideally once a day gritty dirt and dust can scratch the floor.
You should also vacuum the floors once a week using a felt head attachment.
Cleaning the floor surfaces regularly and taking precautionary measures with shoes rugs and mats will prevent damage and preserve the beauty and condition of the floor.
To keep your bamboo floors looking new sweep them daily with a soft bristle broom and mop them once a week with wood soap or hardwood rated cleaner.
Ongoing maintenance is the best way to care for the bamboo floors in a home or business.
To keep the quality of the bamboo floor make sure that you use a broom with soft bristles.
Though rarely seen as a tool in cleaning bamboo floors you can make use of a vacuum as well.
Maintenance of bamboo floors.
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Have a soft bristle or fine fiber broom accessible to keep bamboo in like new condition.
Cleaning bamboo flooring is relatively easy but there are regular maintenance tasks that have to be performed periodically if you want to keep the bamboo looking its best.
Bamboo is similar to other hardwoods and the type of bamboo that you get will range in relative hardness from durable red oak all the way down to soft black walnut depending on the process that was used to manufacture it.
Our guide walks you through maintaining and cleaning your hardwood flooring and helps you keep them looking beautiful.