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Maintaining hardwood floors ain't as hard as it seems. First, minimize scratches by using felt pads under furniture. Sweep regularly to prevent debris from scratching the floor. Once a week, use a hardwood floor cleaner with a microfiber mop to clean without damaging the finish. Spills? Wipe 'em up immediately to prevent water damage. And for heaven's sake, avoid using vinegar or soap-based cleaners—they can dull the surface over time. Treat your floors right, and they'll stay looking sharp for years.
Submitted 1 year ago by SparkleAndShine
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Great post! Totally agree, especially with wiping up spills right away. Ever had to deal with water damage? It's a nightmare. Never letting liquids sit has kept my floors in pristine condition. Another tip: keep your pets' nails trimmed! Scratches from a hyperactive dog are no joke.
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Solid advice overall. What many people forget though, is that the type of hardwood floor cleaner matters a ton. Some 'universal' cleaners can actually leave a residue or even gradually strip away the finish. I always recommend getting a cleaner that's specified for the type of finish on your floors—polyurethane, wax, oil, etc. It might be more expensive but it's definitely worth it in the long run.