Why is your floor losing its shine?

  • On 12月 26, 2022
26 12月

      Many consumers will ask, why my home wood flooring with a year or two after the previous gloss, looks much dull, no just laid when the bright.

      In fact, whether the wood floor has a gloss can not be generalised, different styles of wood flooring process is not the same, the appearance of the gloss is also naturally different. But the same type of wood flooring some people with two years still shiny as new, some people only with more than a year on the dull, this is what causes it?

1.Improper cleaning: hard floor mopping, once a month to do cleaning is appropriate. Solid wood is like skin. Repeatedly so, wooden floors soon lose their original even lustre.

Without any maintenance measures Without any maintenance measures, wooden floors will also slowly lose their original lustre. This is more often the case with solid wood and solid wood multi-layered floors. Solid wood is like skin, and without maintenance for a long time, the lustre disappears. And cleaning and maintenance are completely different, cleaning is not a substitute for maintenance.

 

2.Choosing the wrong floor wax: an incorrect choice of floor wax can also cause wooden floors to lose their original lustre. The frequent use of spray bottle wax can also cause wooden floors to lose their shine. Spraying a bottle of wax gives the wooden floor a mirror-like shine and a strong reflection, but as soon as there is dust it is visibly dirty again. Repeatedly, the wooden floor soon loses its original uniform lustre.

 

3.Poor quality flooring: Finally, the poor quality of the wood floor surface finish can also lead to a lack of shine. This situation is common in "cheap" wooden floors. In order to sell them, manufacturers apply a layer of glossy oil to the surface of the wooden floor, like a layer of wax to the surface of an apple. Such a wooden floor, with no more than two months, the wooden floor will be completely without lustre.

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