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• Regular cleaning and proper maintenance should keep your floors shiny. If they become dull, consider a maintenance coat or refinishing to restore their luster.

• Steam mops are generally not recommended for hardwood floors, as the heat and moisture can damage the wood and finish.

• It depends on the wear and tear, but generally, hardwood floors should be refinished every 7-10 years. If the floor looks dull or has deep scratches, it may be time to refinish.

• For minor surface scratches, use a wood floor touch-up marker that matches the floor color.
• For deeper scratches, you may need to sand and refinish the affected area.

• Use felt pads under furniture legs.
• Place rugs or mats in high-traffic areas, entryways, and under furniture.
• Keep pet nails trimmed to prevent scratches.

• Use a cleaner specifically designed for hardwood floors. Avoid harsh chemicals, ammonia or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the finish.

• Regular cleaning and proper maintenance should keep your floors shiny. If they become dull, consider a maintenance coat or refinishing to restore their luster.

• Use a cleaner specifically designed for hardwood floors. Avoid harsh chemicals, ammonia or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the finish.

<li>Avoid excessive water, as it can cause wood to swell and warp. Instead, use a lightly damp mop with a hardwood cleaner. Never use a wet mop.</li>

Daily/Weekly: Sweep or dust mop daily to remove dirt and debris that can scratch the surface.
Weekly: Vacuum with a soft-bristle brush attachment or dry mop to clean up any remaining dust and dirt.
Monthly: Use a hardwood floor cleaner to mop the floors, following the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Use rugs or mats in front of sinks, dishwashers, and cooking areas to catch spills and reduce wear.
• Clean up spills immediately to prevent water damage.

• Yes, pets can scratch hardwood floors, especially if they have long nails. Keep your pet's nails trimmed and use rugs in areas where your pets frequent.