Before we dive into the details of how to get your laminate floors squeaky clean and you start doing the dirty work, let’s talk about two major mistakes that can really mess up your shiny flooring: ...

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Laminate flooring products are a budget-friendly alternative to hardwood, and the technology behind them just keeps getting better and better. Even still, most existing laminates still need special ...

Make your laminate floors shine with our tips on cleaning, regular upkeep, and stain removal. Regular sweeping, dusting, or vacuuming is essential to keep laminate floors clean and prevent damage.

Out of your regular floor cleaner? Use this common household cleaning product instead, alongside water, to mop your laminate ...

Spring cleaning is the time to tackle deep cleaning jobs that improve the appearance of your home, and ensure that neglect doesn’t cause permanent damage to big-ticket items like appliances, fixtures ...

While vacuuming or sweeping is usually enough to keep an uncarpeted floor looking clean, there are times when you have to go one step beyond that and get out a bucket to really wash them properly.

Bleach is safe for cleaning some floor types, but it can damage porous surfaces like wood and natural stone. Here's how to use it as well as alternatives.

No one likes stepping on toast crumbs post-breakfast—and fortunately, there’s an easy solution. When it comes to collecting accumulated debris, laminate floors don’t require more than a quick once ...

Since laminate isn’t solid wood, you can’t refinish it, so the goal is always to treat the stain or scuff gently and effectively without wearing down the protective top layer, says Myles Robinson, ...

It's hard not to be seduced by laminate floors: They're stylish, affordable and come in hundreds of different looks, whether you're looking to evoke palazzo tiles or a hardwood herringbone pattern.