#shinyfloor

Choosing laminate flooring offers many advantages in addition to durability: thermal and acoustic insulation, solid wood floors are beautiful in any home, and their style and design can be combined with any furniture.

The hard floor is the warm and inviting surroundings, comfortable rooms, a beautiful home to live in, and the right choice to achieve all this. This floor form has been in use since 1600 AD. and is widely used because it is resistant and provides light and heat to rooms.

Every time this paint is applied, the end result always gives a sense of neatness and order, even if you have to deal with the cost and the wear and tear of time. Depending on the wood chosen, the wooden floor can deteriorate faster. If the thicker ones can be coated with paint and painted, care must be taken not to damage them.

Cleaning the hardwood floor

Before dedicating yourself to washing, you must remove the dust: to do it without creating scratches and eliminating bacteria, the vacuum cleaner and the robot are the ideal appliances. In a short time, you can reach every corner and have a thorough cleaning.

Alternatively, you can use a damp cloth which, in addition to removing dust, allows the wood to remain shiny.

Salt, vinegar, and lemon are the right remedy for effective and long-lasting cleaning, which at the same time respects the environment: add these "ingredients" to the water, and the surfaces will be cleaned and disinfected.

Keep the floor shiny.

The appearance can be old and ruined if you have had a hardwood floor for several years. Apply a veil of wax to bring it back to its ancient splendor. On the market, non-aggressive products, such as regenerating oils, help polish with a few drops.

Alternatively, you can use the microfiber rag and the wax to be made at home in a completely natural way. In a saucepan, it is sufficient to melt three doses of linseed oil and one of beeswax. To give a particular perfume, you can use eucalyptus, tea tree, and mint oils with disinfectant and antibacterial properties and those with lavender, rosewood, or incense.

Scratched hardwood floor? Here's how to fix it

Worn hardwood floor tends to scratch more easily, and to put it back to new; you can pass a piece of  

fine-grained sandpaper to eliminate any signs. You can then apply the matt or glossy varnish with a brush, and in this way, a resistant and scratch-proof film is created.