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What is the best cleaning product for laminate flooring?

Wattles — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 13:50:16 +0000

I have laminate flooring through my whole house. I have tried pine-sol, Murphy’s oil soap, vinegar and water, and just plain water. Everything but the vinegar leaves streaks. However, the vinegar STINKS & my husband hates the smell. Does anyone have this problem & what do you use to clean with?

(Editor Note: If you are cleaning a laminate floor you never want to put a wet, or even a damp mop to the laminate flooring. If you get a mop on the floor and ANY water should settle in between a board, there will be a swelling of the board. This will void the warranty, plain and simple. The best product to clean your laminate flooring is with Bruce’s Laminate Floor Cleaner. You spray it on and then wipe it off with a lambs wool pad that is provided in the kit.

If you doubt this then call ANY laminate floor manufacturer and ask them SPECIFICALLY if the product you are using will void the warranty. You will be shocked when they tell you yes??

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Laminate floors with or without underlayment attached to it?

Wattles — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:48:31 +0000

I’m putting down laminate hardwood floors. I see some with the underlayment attached to the boards and some that are not. Is there a difference? I see You can buy the underlayment separate and it seems easy enough to put down and put the boards over. Just want to know if there’s a major difference. I’m looking at something that may cost me 400 bucks or something that may cost me 200 bucks.

Thanks!

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Laminate floor underlayment and moisture barrier?

Wattles — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 14:00:38 +0000

I plan on installing a laminate floor (Dream Home Utopia 6mm Pre-finished) on a concrete slab for a property I’m selling. I read it’s best to use an underlayment and moisture barrier under the floor.

The site I’m buying the flooring from carries a foam underlayment, red rosin paper and 6mil poly sheeting. I want to do this as cheaply as possible.

Now, I read that red rosin paper can be used as a moisture barrier. It’s 1/2 the price of the 6mil poly sheeting so I would like to use that if possible. Is that a good idea?

I would imagine I would still need to use that in conjunction with the underlayment correct?

Thanks.

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Laminate Flooring Underlayment?

Wattles — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 21:07:48 +0000

Is this a necessity? Will laminate flooring become damaged over time if an underlayment isn’t used? The previous owner of this home installed a wood floor in the living room without an underlayment so if I want to use a flat transition between this floor and the floor I’m going to put in the next room I’ll have to leave it out to keep the floors level. If I chose a cheap foam underlayment how thick will it be? Thanks.

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How much does installation of laminate wood flooring (ex: Pergo) usually run?

Wattles — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 04:40:04 +0000