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How To Clean Vinyl Flooring

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'I'll do anything to get out of cleaning the floor' your motto? Get low-maintenance vinyl.

Every day: Vinyl flooring is not too picky - a bit of sweeping, the odd mop with soapy water and it's happy.

Stains and scuffs on vinyl are not a big deal - if you've been a bit free with the ragu, try rubbing the stain with cream cleaner or a paste of water and bicarbonate of soda. Scuffs can be tackled with a humble eraser, or neat washing up liquid, applied with a cloth - or white spirit, which you'll then need to rinse off.

Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a test patch first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first.

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