Cleaning Engineered Wood Floors, Maintenance and Advice Cleaning/Maintenance

General Tips about maintaining the Engineered floor's value

50-65% relative humidity is ideal for Engineered wood.
Avoid sand and dirt as both act like sandpaper.
Immediately wipe up liquids resting on the floor.
Only wipe with a lightly damp cloth.
Do not use any abrasives, floor wax, steam cleaners, or polishes. Among other things they tarnish the floor's appearance.
Fit chairs and tables with soft felt pads, office chairs and soft roller.
Use appropriate soil mats in heavily used areas.

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Cleaning

Remove drilling dust, fluff and loose particles with a broom or vacuum cleaner.
Wipe off dirty marks with a damp cloth.
In case of stubborn dirt, wipe the floor damp with cleaning concentrate. Make sure that no water puddles form.

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Stubborn dirt

Dirty spots e.g. from shoe cream, paint, tar, grease, ink and lipstick are best removed using a cloth soaked in an intensive cleaning agent.

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Removing stains on lacquered floors.

Using a cloth, apply some intensive cleaning agent to the area to be treated, rub dry after a few minutes and then wipe with a damp cloth.

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Cleaning

Remove dust and loose particles with a broom or vacuum cleaner.

After installation, clean floor thoroughly with an intensive cleaner using a lightly damp cloth.

Then wipe damp with a wood floor soap following the length of the planks (mixture ratio with water 1:40). Make sure that no water puddles form.

Wash out the wiper with clean water every time before you re-insert it in the soap solution.