Vinyl flooring is a low-maintenance product, making cleaning easy. Vacuum frequently to get rid
of dust, filth, and debris from your vinyl flooring to maintain them looking their best. In
addition, clean thoroughly with a damp mop and pick up spills right away to avoid damage.

Yes, you can! For furniture, it's advisable to use felt furniture pads under the legs to prevent
scratching, avoiding rubber pads as they may stain vinyl flooring. For heavier items like
furniture and appliances, opt for a non-staining, large surface floor protector.

To maintain the pristine appearance of your vinyl flooring, follow these tips:
 Use felt pads under the chair and furniture legs to prevent scratching.
 Place doormats at entrances to prevent tracked-in dirt, rocks, moisture, and debris.
 Avoid rubber-backed mats, as they can stain the flooring surface over time.

No, those are different floor options. Although linoleum and sheet vinyl used to be similar, they
are not the same. The variations are more noticeable now that sheet vinyl is less prevalent.

Because waterproof vinyl flooring can be set over uneven subfloors and in locations that are
prone to dampness, it is a good choice for basements.

Vinyl flooring comes with a protective wear layer that guards against scratches. For more active
pets, especially larger ones, opting for the thickest wear layer is recommended. While no vinyl
product is entirely scratch-proof, keeping pets' nails trimmed can help minimize scratches over
time.