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Anonymous users2024-01-24Find the lowest point of the room, find a way to remove 1-2 floors, and then suck up the water that has flowed through. Wait for the water to dry slowly, and do not use hot air, exposure to the sun, and strong ventilation to let it dry quickly, otherwise it will be too late to regret the serious deformation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is best to let the wood floor manufacturer send someone to dismantle it, and wait for it to be cleaned up and thoroughly dried, and then re-paved. However, the installer should be paid for the removal and installation.
Go buy cockroach chalk, something like chalk, a few cents a piece, mash it into powder, sprinkle it on the place where it is frequented, clean it up every other week, and stir it with quicklime if it is serious. >>>More
If ha. If the floor is recently installed. It is estimated that formaldehyde is very heavy, and it is not good to breathe the air with toxic gases for a long time.
Just wipe it dry, don't wax, some water seeps under the floor and takes time to volatilize, and it is easy to deform if you wax the water to seal it.
There will be a little impact on heating, especially the lifting speed when the heating is just opened, and it is best to use the way of suspension pavement (that is, directly paved without keel), but it is better to choose direct paving than the price of dismantling and then paving tiles. >>>More
No matter how good the material of the slippers is, there will always be a little wear and tear on the floor after a long time, relatively speaking, the wear and tear of the floor-specific slippers is negligible, my small store has this kind of floor drag, you can refer to it, the general bottom is not pu pvc eva