Floor Care

We love our hardwood floors — until the sunlight hits them and highlights all the dust we haven’t swept up. But just because hardwood doesn’t hide dirt does not mean it’s a high-maintenance diva. In fact, we partnered up with Bona®, one of the most trusted names in hardwood-floor maintenance, to find an easy routine that’ll leave your floors all shine and no grime. Dust to keep dirt from piling up.

Hardwood floors can be tricky to clean and can be hard to maintain without damage. It is vital to keep your wood floors scuff-free as well as dirt-free because scuffs can help to destroy the premium look and will cause the floor to look dirty. Also, dirt can cause your hardwood floor to crack,

Are you struggling to keep your laminate floors clean? We’ll show you how to clean laminate floors to restore shine and avoid damage.

Stick to these house cleaning tips and you're sure to lessen the allergens in your home.

The best method to deep clean hardwood floors, removing build-up without damaging the finish, using Bona's new PowerPlus Hardwood Floor Deep Cleaner + pad.

Cleaning vinyl plank floors requires specific tools and cleaners to keep it from scratching and scuffing. Here's how to keep your vinyl flooring looking its best.

Laminate floors can add beauty and value to your home if you care for them. Learn common mistakes made with these floors and how to fix them.

Grime and grease don't stand a chance with these tips for cleaning wooden cabinets in the kitchen or bathroom.

This post contains affiliate links. It is funny that I would post something that you should never do to hardwood floors, because the only reason that we know is because we have tried it! Read on to find the one thing you should never use on hardwood floors (& how to fix scratches) Never use Pledge

Quickly and easily renews the beauty of interior hardwood floors that are dull, scratched or show signs of wear. Stronger and more durable than a polish. Reviver is a topcoat that restores shine and provides a layer of protection to any unwaxed, polyurethane-finished floor. It is NOT designed for use on floors that are in very poor condition that have damage or large areas where the finish is worn away. Refer to polyurethane for floors to resurface damaged wood floors. Apply with a damp…