How To Maintain The SPC Floor Daily?

1. Regular vacuuming and regular cleaning of the floor will keep the floor looking good and durable. Areas that are frequently passed through require more attention. When cleaning, use a special SPC floor cleaning product, as well as a cotton mop. You can also clean floors with warm water mixed with a little soap.

2. Do not use cleaning products containing surfactants or residues. Using these products can leave a dull film on the floor and may void the product warranty. Before using any cleaning product, first experiment in a small, sheltered area.

3. Use small upholstery rugs at all entrances and non-rubber doormats outside doors. This will remove dirt and debris from the shoes. Clean carpets and doormats regularly. Do not leave it on the floor for long periods of time.

4. Cleaning Products Do not use ammonia-containing products, wax-based polishes/cleaners, strong acid or strong alkaline cleaners, chlorine-based products, bleach, solvents, etc. Using these products may permanently damage your floors and may void your warranty.

5. Do not roll or slide furniture or appliances on the floor. May damage the paint finish of the floor. Carefully and safely lift and move the object into place. To reduce possible wear and damage, furniture leg pads are recommended under the furniture legs. Wash the protective gear regularly to remove any grit that may have become embedded.

6. Avoid pets scratching the floor, high heels may cause dents on the floor.

Precautions of SPC flooring

✘ Do not install the floor on foam pads, carpets or other soft, rough, uneven or uneven surfaces.

✘ Direct exposure to sunlight from large windows and patio doors may cause the floor surface to exceed product installation temperature limits, requiring blinds or curtains to be installed. Rapid temperature changes (high temperatures in direct sunlight) may cause temporary deformation of the floor in these areas.

✘ It is not recommended to install in areas with overheating and large temperature differences, such as solariums, saunas, sun rooms or other areas where the temperature cannot be controlled within the range of 18-29 degrees Celsius. If installed in these areas, the floor should be glued to the ground in order to avoid deformation.