There was water on the solid wood floor, I don t know what to do, my home is Higa s floor

1. Wipe it all dry with a dry rag.

Hardwood floor maintenance:

1 Use a semi-dry mop when cleaning. If the air in your home is dry, make the mop wetter or put a basin of water on the heater or humidify it with a humidifier.

2 After laying, wax in time. In the usual process of use, waxing every 3 months is sufficient. In fact, it is okay not to beat, but frequent waxing can maintain the finish of the floor and prolong the service life of the solid wood floor.

3. Try to avoid the wooden floor from contact with a large amount of water; Avoid wiping with acidic and alkaline liquids to avoid damaging the finish of the floor surface paint.

4 Avoid sharp objects scratching the ground, do not throw cigarette butts or directly place things that are too hot on the floor, and try to avoid dragging heavy furniture.

5. In the process of using the floor, if it is found that the individual floor is shelling or falling off, the floor should be picked up in time, the old glue and ash should be removed, and the new glue should be applied for compaction. Waxing once a month is also the best way to maintain it, but wipe off moisture and stains before waxing.

Maintenance of solid wood flooring: Solid wood flooring is a high-end consumer product, well maintained, and is a durable consumer product. Solid wood flooring has the effect of regulating the dry and humidity of the room.

During the rainy season, the stone floor and walls will sweat and even run water. This is not the case with hardwood floors and wall panels. Wood is not afraid of water, boats in the sea and rivers are no problem, and it is also durable.

The wood is afraid of drying for a while, and blisters for a while.

Wood is alive, and shrinkage and swelling are very natural forms of movement of wood. The whole wood soaked in water will not be deformed. However, a piece of wood, partially soaked in water and partly exposed to dry conditions, will cause the deformation of the wood.

This is the result of the active movement of wood shrinkage and wetness. This is what is known as stress-induced deformation. Uneven contraction and expansion will definitely cause deformation.

No matter whose flooring you use, if the water is too blistered, it will cause deformation. Because the water that penetrates to the bottom of the floor cannot be evaporated immediately, the bottom surface of the floor is expanded by moisture, and the surface is not expanded by the same moisture, and the expansion of one side will cause the floor groove tile change, that is, the width of the floor is upward at both ends and the middle sags. If it is serious, it will make the floor arch seriously and cannot be used any longer.

If it's a little bit of water that doesn't seep under the floor, there's no problem. Wipe dry and use with confidence.

If the part is blistered, pry up the soaked place as soon as possible, and then reset it after the treatment is dry, there will be no problem, if you don't deal with it patiently, it will lead to the scrapping of all floors, and the gains outweigh the losses.

Don't be too nervous, let it ventilate, if it doesn't work, just let the flooring personnel come to repair it. If the warranty period is not exceeded, it is free of charge.

Just wipe it with a dry rag in time, and the floor of Higa is still very hard.

Call Higa's after-sales phone directly and let them repair it, it's not over the warranty period, right? Higa flooring after-sales is still quite good.