Make sure that when you clean, you use a damp mop or cloth. Try to avoid using too much water for too long and too often, as this can damage your floor in the long term.
Make sure that when you clean, you use a damp mop or cloth. Try to avoid using too much water for too long and too often, as this can damage your floor in the long term.
We’ve all been there. And here’s how to get out of there: First, use a clean cloth and the spot cleaner in the Tapi Maintenance Kit. Try to keep the cleaner just on the stain itself. Then wipe with a damp cloth to remove any residue.
Your furniture can potentially cause dents or scrapes where it comes into contact with your floor. Grab yourself some floor protectors for legs or wheels and minimise the chance of this happening.
Act as fast as you can on these or they may stain. Wipe them away, straight away, with an absorbent cloth. If the stain has dried already, don’t worry, just dampen the cloth slightly first.
Now and again, it’s useful to give your floor a more intense clean. But it’s important to remember not to use steam cleaners or overly-wet mops.
Use a damp cloth or mop to blot up accidents as they happen. But if that’s not possible, just take a cloth (wrung-out to almost dry) and move it across the stain lengthways in a zig zag motion, without applying pressure. Then use a clean cloth to absorb any moisture that’s left.
Fatty or oily spits and spills are common, especially in the kitchen. And keeping the little ones happy with a bar of chocolate, seemed like such a good idea at the time, until half of it ended up on your floor. But it’s OK. Really it is. Just use a floor spot cleaner (there’s one in our maintenance kit) and you’ll be right as rain in no time.
It’s worth knowing that abrasive cleaners can damage your floor, so we always recommend you test your cleaner on a spare board, before you apply it to your gorgeous Tapi floor.
Make sure that when you clean, you use a damp mop or cloth. Try to avoid using too much water for too long and too often, as this can damage your floor in the long term.
Act as fast as you can on these or they may stain. Wipe them away, straight away, with an absorbent cloth. If the stain has dried already, don’t worry, just dampen the cloth slightly first.
We’ve all been there. And here’s how to get out of there: First, use a clean cloth and the spot cleaner in the Tapi Maintenance Kit. Try to keep the cleaner just on the stain itself. Then wipe with a damp cloth to remove any residue.
It’s worth knowing that abrasive cleaners can damage your floor, so we always recommend you test your cleaner on a spare board, before you apply it to your gorgeous Tapi floor.
Your furniture can potentially cause dents or scrapes where it comes into contact with your floor. Grab yourself some floor protectors for legs or wheels and minimise the chance of this happening.
Fatty or oily spits and spills are common, especially in the kitchen. And keeping the little ones happy with a bar of chocolate, seemed like such a good idea at the time, until half of it ended up on your floor. But it’s OK. Really it is. Just use a floor spot cleaner (there’s one in our maintenance kit) and you’ll be right as rain in no time.
Now and again, it’s useful to give your floor a more intense clean. But it’s important to remember not to use steam cleaners or overly-wet mops.
Use a damp cloth or mop to blot up accidents as they happen. But if that’s not possible, just take a cloth (wrung-out to almost dry) and move it across the stain lengthways in a zig zag motion, without applying pressure. Then use a clean cloth to absorb any moisture that’s left.
Make sure that when you clean, you use a damp mop or cloth. Try to avoid using too much water for too long and too often, as this can damage your floor in the long term.
Your furniture can potentially cause dents or scrapes where it comes into contact with your floor. Grab yourself some floor protectors for legs or wheels and minimise the chance of this happening.
Act as fast as you can on these or they may stain. Wipe them away, straight away, with an absorbent cloth. If the stain has dried already, don’t worry, just dampen the cloth slightly first.
Fatty or oily spits and spills are common, especially in the kitchen. And keeping the little ones happy with a bar of chocolate, seemed like such a good idea at the time, until half of it ended up on your floor. But it’s OK. Really it is. Just use a floor spot cleaner (there’s one in our maintenance kit) and you’ll be right as rain in no time.
We’ve all been there. And here’s how to get out of there: First, use a clean cloth and the spot cleaner in the Tapi Maintenance Kit. Try to keep the cleaner just on the stain itself. Then wipe with a damp cloth to remove any residue.
Now and again, it’s useful to give your floor a more intense clean. But it’s important to remember not to use steam cleaners or overly-wet mops.
Use a damp cloth or mop to blot up accidents as they happen. But if that’s not possible, just take a cloth (wrung-out to almost dry) and move it across the stain lengthways in a zig zag motion, without applying pressure. Then use a clean cloth to absorb any moisture that’s left.
It’s worth knowing that abrasive cleaners can damage your floor, so we always recommend you test your cleaner on a spare board, before you apply it to your gorgeous Tapi floor.
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