In modern home décor, bamboo flooring has become the favorite of more and more people because of its excellent durability, tenaciousness and easy care. However, how to properly maintain these precious bamboo floors? Don’t worry, let’s uncover the secret!
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Bamboo flooring, with its unique charm and excellent performance, has won the favor of the majority of consumers. However, in order to make these beautiful floors long to maintain its fresh and natural style, we must master the correct maintenance skills.
First of all, regular cleaning is an essential part. The accumulation of dirt and debris can be potentially harmful to bamboo floors. Therefore, we recommend that you clean your bamboo floor gently with a soft brush or broom every day (or more frequently, depending on actual needs). It also needs to be thoroughly cleaned once a week, using a wood floor cleaner with a neutral pH value.
Bona’s Wood Floor Spray Mop is undoubtedly the best choice as it provides a residue-free cleaning process, is equipped with a swivel head for easy penetration into hard-to-reach corners and has a removable, washable microfiber cleaning pad that can be replaced at any time with Bona’s 4-liter wood floor cleaner refill.
Of course, it is possible to clean bamboo floors with water and a mop, but it is important to make sure that the mop is sufficiently dry so that moisture does not penetrate the interior of the bamboo floor and trigger problems such as warping and swelling. In addition, do not use steam mop to clean the bamboo floor, because the high temperature and steam will cause irreversible damage to the floor.
Secondly, preventing floor damage is equally important. Place doormats at all doorways to effectively block outside dust, stains and moisture from entering the room. Also, remind family members and guests to remove outdoor shoes before entering a room, preferably by storing them in the foyer, garage or other storage space.
Lay down felt furniture protectors under all furniture and heavy objects so you can avoid unwanted scratches and marks on your floors. Also, try to avoid dragging or sliding heavy items or sharp objects on your bamboo floors to avoid scratches and dents.
Lastly, when you notice any spills or stains, wipe them up promptly with an absorbent cloth to prevent liquids from seeping into your bamboo flooring. It is also important to avoid products that may leave a sticky residue on your bamboo floor, such as grease, waxes or furniture polish.
All in all, proper maintenance will not only prolong the life of your bamboo floors, but also keep them looking brand new all the time. We hope that the above tips will help you to make your bamboo floors shine!
