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7 years ago

What happens if something was spilt on the floor???

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Unidrape Blinds & Interiors
7 years ago
Hi Shelley, this laminate is rated for heavy duty domestic use so it is hardwearing. We recommend using an underlay that isn't porous and obviously cleaning up spills as quickly as possible, and not cleaning with a wet mop. I have a similar flooring at home that has been installed for 10 years and it still looks like new.
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