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mav

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 15:14

Laminate will bevel and raise if water gets in between the boards at edges....

We had laminate in last kitchen and had a leak, it was fucked completly as it was all bevelled..


C2RL R

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 14:16

laminate is shit anyway, i prefer carpet, not good if you have a dog tho.


--Dave--

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 13:53

this is what I'm thinking Dave...

It's only on the edges as well.


topshot_2k

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 13:47

sound slike its making it swell and force upwards


--Dave--

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 13:25

as far as I know yes... I think it has something to do with water perhaps getting underneath the wood... i'm not sure.


C2RL R

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 13:21

was it clicked in all the way to begin with?


--Dave--

posted on 2nd Mar 07 at 13:19

anyone have any problems with parts of their laminate flooring becoming slightly raised?

Since getting our dog, we've made sure we clean the flooring quite regularly (sometimes he misses his mat :lol: ) and the edges on one of the boards going a bit weird. Can't really take pics of it as you can only see it in a certain light. Just wondered if anyone else had this problem?

It's not the cheapo laminate flooring either, it's decent stuff.


Arnie

posted on 28th Feb 07 at 12:19

I recently cleaned mine and I used vinegar mixed with water in a spray bottle.

Sounds strange but I looked on the internet to find out what people used and a lot of people suggested using that so I gave it a go and it seemed to work fine!


Fee

posted on 28th Feb 07 at 11:50

I had a dettol easy mop which worked quite well....
they've stopped selling the bits for them now though :(


Aaron

posted on 28th Feb 07 at 07:28

quote:
Originally posted by C2RL R
quote:
Originally posted by myke
not furniture polish.
turns your living room into an ice rink


its a funny lesson to learn that one :thumbs:


I think i might try this :look:


C2RL R

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 23:26

quote:
Originally posted by myke
not furniture polish.
turns your living room into an ice rink


its a funny lesson to learn that one :thumbs:


mav

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 23:03

:lol:


myke

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 22:53

not furniture polish.
turns your living room into an ice rink


mav

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 22:34

baby wipes:look:


Ally

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 22:34

Go to Wickes and buy some laminate floor cleaner, b&q/homebase probably sell it as well :wave:


Aaron

posted on 27th Feb 07 at 21:53

What’s the best thing to use? Water and a cloth?

Put a new floor down a few weeks ago and haven’t cleaned it properly yet. When I walk on it bare foot it feels a bit sticky :|