Common Sense Care and Maintenance
Immediately: Blot up spills or spots with a lightly damp (well-wrung) cloth. Frequently: Vacuum or sweep your floor daily to prevent dirt, dust and grit from scratching or dulling its finish.
Periodically: To help extend the life of your custom wood floor and to remove all cloudy residue or dulling dirt-film layers, clean it regularly with Wood Cleaner.
Complete instructions can be found on the label of each bottle of cleaner.
Cleaning your custom wood floor will enhance the shine.

Floor Care Tips
While custom wooden floors are tough, they aren't indestructible.
However, you can generally prevent most problems before they occur with proper care and maintenance ensuring your new floor retains its natural beauty, strength, and durability.

Do:

• Support furniture and heavy appliances with wide-bearing, non-staining glides or casters.
  
• Moving appliances and furniture into place by sliding them slowly over the floor on a clean piece of carpet (turned upside-down), or on Masonite with the smooth side down.
  
• Place a quality doormat at the entrance of your home to help protect your floor from abrasive dust and grit and to help save unnecessary clean-up tasks.
  
• Maintain normal interior humidity levels (Relative humidity should never fall below 30% or exceed 60%).
  
• Place area rugs in high - or concentrated - traffic areas to make long-term maintenance easier and less expensive.
  

• Do not use soap or detergents on the floor and never pour water directly onto the floor.
  
• Do not wax the floor, use conditioners, or acrylic waxes.
  
• Do not use steel wool on the floor.
  
• Do not use ammonia-based cleaners.