I hate cleaning my floors. I really do. However I love the feeling of clean flooring so I spend a lot of effort on finding the best options to make the process of cleaning my floors as easy as possible. I want to make the job of cleaning my floors as easy as possible no matters what has cause the dirt - pet paws, pet fur, muddy footprints or just general grime. If you also hate cleaning floors and want the easiest to clean floors then keep reading. I have a range of options that I compare to show what works best in different situations.
Posted on: 25 January 2016
One of the quickest and most effective ways to sand a floor is by using a belt floor sanding machine. You can hire one from a good tool hire shop, and it's well-worth the expense if you have a large project to tackle. Belt floor sanders are pretty easy to use with a little practice and some top tips. Read on to find out more.
How to use a belt floor sander
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Posted on: 25 January 2016
Out of the wide range of flooring materials you can choose for your house, porcelain tiles could just be your best. This flooring material is incredibly durable and is among the easiest to clean. Since it has impenetrable glazes, its surface is resistant to dirt, debris, water, oil, chemicals, and even bacteria and germs. With these features, porcelain gives you an edge in maintenance, especially because of the easy cleaning. However, to ensure that your porcelain tiled floor lasts that long while maintaining its elegant look, you need to avoid the following:
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Posted on: 17 December 2015
Summertime is the best time to be tackling your home renovations list. It's nice and warm so you can send the kids out to the back garden while ripping up the flooring in their beloved playroom. However, before you get all excited about out with the old and in with the new, you need to decide what type of flooring is going to work best for your children. Carpet versus wood flooring is the choice up for debate, so which one is going to work best?
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Posted on: 18 September 2015
Although a synthetic lawn looks stunning and is a low maintenance option for your outside space, greasy marks from spilled barbecue food won't just wash away with the rain as they would with real grass. Fortunately, you can easily remove grease stains from synthetic grass with a little know-how. Read on to find out how to do it.
What you'll need
Everything you need for this job should be readily available in your kitchen cupboards.
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