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• Q: Is it safe to damp mop a wood floor?
• A: When it comes to cleaning a surface-finished wood floor, it is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations. In general, using a dampened mop that is nearly dry is safe for maintaining a wood floor. However, it is crucial to avoid excessive moisture, as standing water can cause damage. Excessive water can dull the finish, harm the wood, and leave behind a discolored residue. If any water spills on the wood floor, it is essential to promptly wipe it up with a clean cloth to prevent any potential damage. By using caution and ensuring that the mop is not overly wet, you can safely damp mop your wood floor to maintain its cleanliness and appearance.
• Q: What are the indicators or signs that suggest my timber floors are ready for buffing or polishing?
• A: When your timber floors start to appear dull and lackluster even after thorough cleaning, it is usually an indication that they are ready for buffing or polishing. Over time, foot traffic, dust, and wear can cause the protective coating on the floors to wear down, resulting in a diminished shine. If regular cleaning no longer restores the desired luster, it is a good indication that your floors would benefit from buffing or polishing to rejuvenate their appearance. Consulting with a professional timber floor specialist can help assess the condition of your floors and determine the most appropriate course of action to restore their shine.
• Q: What methods can be used to measure the size of an area that needs to be polished, sealed, or buffed?
• A: To measure the size of an area that requires polishing, sealing, or buffing, it is advisable to measure each room or section separately. The most straightforward method is to multiply the width of the room by its length. For instance, if a room measures 3 meters in length and 2 meters in width, the total area would be calculated as 3 meters multiplied by 2 meters, resulting in 6 square meters (6m²). This approach ensures accurate measurements for estimating materials, planning tasks, and achieving the desired results in the surface treatment process.
• Q: What can be done to prevent scratches on wood flooring?
• A: To prevent scratches on wood flooring, there are a few measures you can take. Firstly, placing mats or throw rugs at doorways can help to protect the floor from grit, dirt, and sand that can cause scratches. It is also recommended to use felt pads under the legs of furniture to prevent them from scratching the floor when moved. Regular vacuuming and dusting of the wood floor is important to remove any abrasive particles that could potentially scratch the surface. By implementing these preventive measures, you can help maintain the appearance and condition of your wood flooring.
• Q: Does Tile Cleaning offer assistance with moving furniture when sealing the floor?
• A: Tile Cleaning provides assistance with moving furniture during the floor sealing process. Their team of dedicated technicians is available to help with the relocation of furniture items that can be reasonably managed by one person, such as those with wheels or lightweight furniture like tables and chairs. However, it is important to keep in mind that while Tile Cleaning takes precautions to protect your belongings, they cannot be held responsible for any damages that may occur during the furniture moving process. To ensure the safety of valuable or fragile items, it is recommended to either relocate them to a secure area or properly secure them before the technicians arrive. By taking these necessary precautions, you can help ensure the safety of your furniture and minimize the risk of potential damage while the floor sealing process is being carried out.

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