• Common Mistakes With Hardwood Floor Cleaning
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    Common Mistakes With Hardwood Floor Cleaning

    March 20, 2023
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    Originally written by Tu Dang of All Bay Hardwood Floors

    When it comes to cleaning a hardwood floor, there are a couple of common mistakes you’ll want to avoid. One is using any cleaning product that contains wax or oil, which are considered contaminants by the hardwood floor industry. After repeated uses, the residual wax or oil will create a coating on your floor. If you decide to refinish your floor later, this coating can cause problems by inhibiting a proper bond between the floor and the finish.  

    Another common mistake is to clean a hardwood floor with water. While water doesn’t contain any contaminants, it can cause an entirely different problem: by continually subjecting the wood to moisture, cleaning with water can cause the floorboards to warp over time. 

    Due to the aforementioned problems, it’s important to use the right technique for cleaning your hardwood floors. The best way is to use an industry-approved product like Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner, which will effectively clean dirt and grime without leaving residual contaminants or moisture. 

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