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HOW TO PROPERLY CLEAN LAMINATE FLOORING

How to Keep Your Floor Beautiful for Years to Come

CLASSEN laminate floors are easy to maintain, durable, and sturdy—ideal for everyday life in your home. With the right tipsat
, your floor will stay beautiful for many years—without the need for harsh cleaning products or a lot of effort.
Whether in the living room, hallway, or kids’ room: With the right cleaning routine, you can protect your laminate floor for years to come.

Cleaning Laminate Flooring

It's that easy in everyday life
A white robot vacuum moves across a light wood-look design floor next to a gray sofa with an orange pillow.
Daily Cleaning

Vacuum or sweep your floor with a soft brush or a tool with a a hardwood floor attachment. This will gently remove dust, crumbs, and pet hair.

A young woman wipes down the light-colored designer flooring in a modern living room—an easy-to-maintain, durable wood-look floor covering.
Damp Mopping

Wipe down your laminate floor only slightly damp —that is, with a well-wrung-out cloth or mop. Too much water can damage your floor.

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Removing Stains

You can remove light stains with a mild household cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals—they can damage the surface.

COLLECTIONS

  • A white robot vacuum moves across a light wood-look design floor next to a gray sofa with an orange pillow.
    Daily Cleaning

    Vacuum or sweep your floor with a soft brush or a tool with a a hardwood floor attachment. This will gently remove dust, crumbs, and pet hair.

  • A young woman wipes down the light-colored designer flooring in a modern living room—an easy-to-maintain, durable wood-look floor covering.
    Damp Mopping

    Wipe down your laminate floor only slightly damp —that is, with a well-wrung-out cloth or mop. Too much water can damage your floor.

  • Two pink rubber boots with dirt caked on them are standing on a wood-look floor; traces of dirt are visible next to them
    Removing Stains

    You can remove light stains with a mild household cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals—they can damage the surface.

Do's & Don'ts

Laminate Floor Care

What you should do:

Use mops that are slightly damp.
Attach felt pads to the bottom of your furniture.
Use doormats at entrances to keep sand and moisture out.

What you should avoid:

Do not use steam cleaners, and do not mop the floor until it is too wet.
Avoid standing puddles
Avoid using stiff brushes, scouring pads, or microfiber cloths.

Special Requirements

Here's what you should know

Special Requirements

Here's what you should know

Even if your floor is water-resistant, you should only wipe it with a slightly damp cloth. The advantage:It’s less affected by splashes —ideal for the kitchen, hallway, or bathroom. Still, be sure towipe up any standing water right away.

Water-Resistant Laminate Flooring

Heavy use

Children, Pets, and Everyday Life

If there is a high level of exposure from children
or pets, we recommend:

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Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and pet hair.
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Nail care for dogs and cats to prevent scratches.
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Protection provided by carpets in high-traffic areas.
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Felt glides under play furniture—especially in areas where the furniture is moved around a lot.

How to Keep Your Laminate Flooring Looking Great for Years to Come

With the right care, your CLASSEN Laminate willlook and perform like new —for many years to come. And all without expensive specialty cleaners or a lot of time and effort. Simple, durable, healthy living.

Care Instructions for CLASSEN Laminate

Minor corrections 

Here's how to do it

Scratches: Can be repaired with repair kits.
Chips: Repair pastes help maintain the appearance.

However, it is also possible to replace an entire floorboard. 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Laminate Floor Care

How often should laminate flooring be mopped? Which cleaning products are safe to use?
What should you do about stains? How can you protect laminate flooring in high-traffic areas?

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