For wooden floor look like new for many years to be properly nurtured. It is not enough its just dust, like other types of flooring – from fiber board, PVC tile and linoleum.

Parquet oak or beech coated colorless varnish rubs slightly damp gauze or cloth. The flooring needs polishing, and then the gloss paint. If the floor has no spots, but it is very mucky in its entirety, it is better to use a mixture of gasoline and turpentine (carefully! Should feel the fire, which could cause a fire while working) in equal parts or water Chloride and turpentine, also in the proportions 1:1. Wooden flooring poorly tolerate contact with water, it is not allowed to soak for too long. We quickly washed the floor and wiped dry with a soft cloth.

Floor of wooden planks washed well with hot, soap water. Dirty water collects in mop the floor twice and flushed with clean water. For the last wash, add 1 tablespoon of ammonia per 1 liter of water.

Planking painted with oil paint is easy to maintain, as well as lacquered floor. It rubs in just a slightly damp cloth.

Batten at the beginning of adhering strictly to himself. When you, formed fingers. If they are small enough to be ready preparations for filling cracks in the floor, the colors chosen according to the color of wood, which is made of parquet.

Hardboard floor to be cleaned and polished as the floor made of planks or staves. Wash it should be but no water, and such as turpentine.

The floor covered with linoleum, also does not like water. It rubs a slightly damp cloth, sprinkled with turpentine, or sweet milk. For the sake of gloss can be applied in paste or liquid Glossy. After prolonged use of linoleum usually loses color and fresh appearance. To refresh prepare a mixture of raw egg yolks and 2 cups of water, which it distributes to the floor. It should not be flushed, but allow to dry.

PVC floor tiles wipe with a wet cloth in warm soapy water or liquid ready to wash this type of flooring. Not allowed to rub the brush, only the excess water to collect a thick mop. To get rid of black marks, which often leave the rubber soles, simply use a soft eraser of a pencil, or rub the place with a cloth, moistened with ether.