Regular dust removal: Use a soft dry cloth or vacuum cleaner to remove dust, avoid using wet cloth to prevent water from seeping into the floor and causing expansion and deformation. For stubborn stains, a specialized solid wood floor cleaner can be used, but it needs to be diluted and used according to the instructions.

Wet mopping requires attention to detail: choose a slightly damp mop to avoid deformation of the wooden floor caused by excessive moisture. It is recommended to use exclusive wooden floor cleaner, which is gentle and does not damage the floor.

Control humidity: Maintain indoor humidity between 40% -60%, which can be adjusted through humidifiers or dehumidifiers. Avoid moisture or dryness, and maintain indoor air humidity balance.

Avoid water vapor erosion: Install absorbent floor mats at the bathroom entrance to prevent water vapor from corroding the floor.

Sunscreen and heat protection: Avoid direct sunlight and contact with high-temperature objects to prevent fading and localized overheating.

Waxing care: Apply wax every six months or so to enhance glossiness and form a protective film. Before waxing, clean the floor thoroughly. After it dries, apply floor wax evenly and then wipe it with a soft cloth until it is shiny.

Essential oil nourishment: For solid wood flooring, it is recommended to use a suitable amount of wood flooring exclusive maintenance essential oil to deeply nourish and maintain the elasticity of the wood.

Dealing with scratches: For small scratches, floor repair paste or repair wax can be used for treatment; Larger scratches require professional repair.

Dealing with dents: Place a wet towel or tissue on the dent, heat it with an electric iron through the tissue for about 5 minutes, and restore it to its original state.