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Scott Perry,
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Serving Central New York
from 3
convenient locations! |
Syracuse
3 blocks from Carousel Center
1510
North Salina Street, Syr 13208
315.471.2243 fax: 315.471.7026 |
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Fulton
In the Heart of the City
163 S. Second Street,
Fulton 13069
315.598.9190 fax:
315.593.8567 |
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Manlius
In the
Village
320 Fayette Street, Manlius 13104
315.682.6263 fax: 315.682.4795 |
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• Do not Damp Mop -
Water and hardwood floors don't mix!
Use only the manufacturer's
recommended
cleaning products on your hardwood
floor.
• Vacuum Regularly -
Small stones, mud and gritty dirt
tracked in from outside can scratch
the finish of
your wood floor's finish. To help
combat this use long bristle welcome
mats placed at all outside
entrances for people to wipe their
feet on before entering onto the
floors. Also, vacuum using a soft
bristle brush attachment.
• Use the Proper Chair Glides -
Narrow wheels, sharp wooden legs or
metal furniture legs can scratch
and dent hardwood floors. Any
furniture that rests directly on top
of a hardwood floor should have felt
protectors, or furniture coasters
under all its feet. For extremely
heavy objects such as a piano, use
wide,
non-staining rubber cups. Purchasing
floor protectors is inexpensive
insurance for protecting your
hardwood floor investment.
• Don't Use Oil Soaps -
There are many over the counter
oil-based soaps and wax based
cleaning
products that may damage or dull the
finish of your wood floor. The best
suggestion is to only use the
manufacturers recommended cleaning
products on your hardwood flooring.
• Never Wax a Urethane Floor -
If your hardwood floor has a
polyurethane finish never use a
paste wax
on the floor's surface. A paste wax
may form a sticky film on your floor
and allow tracked in dirt to stick
to
your wood finish. Polyurethane
finishes will not adhere to any wax
and adding a fresh coat of
polyurethane to your floor will be
very difficult.
• Wipe Spills Immediately -
When accidents happen and liquid
gets spilled on your hardwood floor,
you
should use a slightly damp white
cloth, or paper towel to immediately
clean up and dry the affected area.
For more difficult spots, follow the
manufacturer's recommended cleaning
procedures.
To view other Flooring Care
guidelines follow this link. |
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