(For more detail and product specific maintenance visit the product page) 

Regular Maintenance
1. Sweeping: Sweep daily to remove dirt, grit, and debris that can scratch the surface.
2. Vacuuming: Use a vacuum cleaner without a beater bar to clean the floors weekly.
3. Dusting: Use a microfiber mop or cloth to pick up fine particles.
 

Cleaning
4. Mopping: Use a damp mop with warm water and a mild cleaner designed for vinyl flooring. Avoid using excessive water.
5. Spills: Clean spills immediately to prevent staining. Use a soft cloth and a mild detergent if necessary.
6. Stubborn Stains: For tougher stains, use specific cleaners recommended for vinyl flooring, but avoid abrasive tools and harsh chemicals.

Preventive Measures
7. Mats and Rugs: Place mats at entrances and high-traffic areas to trap dirt. Ensure the mats are non-staining and non-rubber backed.
8. Furniture Pads: Attach felt pads to the legs of furniture to prevent scratches.
9. Avoid Rubber: Rubber can cause yellowing on vinyl; avoid rubber-backed mats and rubber shoe soles on the floor.
10. Sunlight: Use blinds or curtains to protect the flooring from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can cause fading.

Avoid Damages
11. Heavy Furniture: Lift rather than drag heavy furniture across the floor to avoid scratches and gouges.
12. Sharp Objects: Keep sharp objects away from the flooring to prevent cuts and punctures.
13. High Heels: Avoid walking on the floor with damaged high heels or spiked shoes.

Special Care
14. No Wax or Polish: flooring has a built-in shine. Do not use wax or polish as it can leave a residue that dulls the surface.
15. No Steam Mops: The heat and moisture from steam mops can damage the integrity of the flooring.
16. Manufacturer’s Guidelines: Follow any specific care instructions provided by the flooring manufacturer.

Seasonal Adjustments
17. Humidity Control: Maintain a stable indoor humidity level to prevent the planks from expanding or contracting too much.

Long-term Maintenance
18. Periodic Deep Cleaning: Occasionally, perform a more thorough cleaning with products specifically designed for vinyl flooring to remove any buildup.
19. Inspection: Regularly check for signs of wear or damage, especially in high-traffic areas, and address any issues promptly to prevent further damage.

When Problems Arise
20. Scratches and Gouges: Use a floor repair kit for small scratches and gouges to maintain appearance.
21. Plank Replacement: If a section of the floor is severely damaged, consider replacing the affected planks instead of the entire floor.

Adhering to these guidelines will help keep your flooring in top condition, enhancing its longevity and aesthetic appeal.