Cork likes a dry first pass and a barely damp mop, not a flood of water. Fine grit is the main enemy because it can dull the protective finish.
Cork likes a dry first pass and a barely damp mop, not a flood of water. Fine grit is the main enemy because it can dull the protective finish.
Sweep with a soft head, wipe spills quickly, and place felt under moving chairs. Follow the floor maker’s guidance before adding any wax or polish.
The floor keeps its spring and warmth when cleaning respects what makes cork different.
Wood stays beautiful when dust, grit, and standing water are dealt with early. A soft dry cloth and a quick wipe after spills usually do more than a strong cleaner.
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Linen likes room to move. Wash it on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, avoid overloading, and remove it promptly so folds do not set hard.
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Natural stone responds poorly to mystery sprays and long exposure to acids. Use a pH-neutral cleaner, a soft cloth, and enough water to remove residue.
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