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I found this PDF on Shopify after a Google search and it seems ridiculous since it mentions not recommending using microfiber. don't seem to have anything on their own web site. I use a steam mop on tile and it would be nice if I didn't have to clean the floors with 2 different methods and also not need to buy any cleaning chemicals if I just use steam. Video in the link below is demoing the heat resistance.

Is there any reason a steam mop can't be used on their SPC Ruby Collection floors that are rated as waterproof an heat resistant?

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I don't know how to respond to the questions about how warm the is, because I'm not very design-savvy - I just know what I like! The honey oak cabinets cover all of the walls, and the grey floor and white/grey countertops and backsplash (along with stainless steel appliances) give it a clean, more modern look, I think. The only floor I've had that didn't show spots and scuffs at all is ceramic tile, and we didn't want that. They would probably appear on many types of floors, not just the vinyl. As far as the spots from water - they are not permanent spots, they wipe right up. Otherwise, no other blemishes have happened. I did not try to contact them about warranty on it because I just figured that they'd say it was our fault and I didn't think they'd pay to tear up the floor to fix the scratched tiles. It is holding up very well, except for the scratch by the fridge. I'll try to answer these recent ones now! I still love the floor. I've been away from the site and missed the comments and questions. Maybe all the vinyl planks are like that, but I didn't notice it as much with the sheet vinyl that was there before.Įxcept for that, it still looks as good as when they installed it (it hasn't been very long, but I consider it a good sign).

I've also noticed that if a drop of water dries on it, it leaves a noticeable circle. Some furniture leaves a black mark but with a little work it seems to wash off. I am trying a combination of a magic eraser to remove the dirt that is stuck in the scuff, then covering the scuff with a think layer of WD40 to seal it. I have been working on the scuff that was caused when the workers put in the fridge - if you get this, tell them to be very careful, and if they say they are always careful tell them to be even more careful than they usually are! The top layer is thin and can be scuffed. I also like that it doesn't feel cold in the morning and that it reduces the echo in the larger living/dining room. I love it after I clean it - very easy to clean and I still love the color. I would probably look around at some other products, but ultimately, if I didn't find anything else I liked better, I probably would use it again. Would buy the same product if I was doing it today, knowing what I know now? I think it was a bit more expensive than I needed to pay, mainly because you can't price shop it since so few companies sell it. So, bottom line is that I like it a lot, but am a bit concerned about how well it will wear over time. I couldn't find any other vinyl panels that had the color and look I liked, and I wanted the waterproof aspect of vinyl over wood laminate.

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Plus the lighter coloring in the floor helps the room seem brighter. This picture doesn't do it justice - we have white countertops with black marbling, and the grayish floor brings everything together. I don't know how other vinyl panels stand up, but compared to sheet vinyl or wood laminate panels, it seems more fragile. I also have seen scuffs from a hassock and it took a lot of cleaning to remove it (I'm going to put a rug down so that problem should go away). After installing the flooring the team may not have been gentle enough with moving the fridge or the dishwasher (not sure which) but it has a scratch line that defies cleaning/fixes. There are ridges in the planks to make it seem more like wood, and these seem to damage a bit easier than I think they should. I LOVE the look, and that it doesn't ever feel cold like wood and especially tile can, but am a bit disappointed in the level of 'scuffing' that I've seen.

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