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How do you cope with laminate and tile flooring?
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Oops. I just got caught in the virtual middle aisle of Aldi!This might help to
keep on top of it?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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troffasky said: I don't claim to be an expert in floor-level emergency lighting in kitchens, butI leave you with a photo and let you decide....
Decorative and practical (if your cooking is anything like mine).Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
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Sold out already!Doozergirl said:Oops. I just got caught in the virtual middle aisle of Aldi!This might help to
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I'd gone looking for cheap Air Pods and they'd sold out by 4am! 😂MovingForwards said:
Sold out already!Doozergirl said:Oops. I just got caught in the virtual middle aisle of Aldi!This might help to
keep on top of it?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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I mop our laminate floor in the kichen/diner, trying to make sure it's fully dry before walking on it. It's close to 20 years old and is fine. If I'm being lazy I use floor wipes pinned down with a rubber sweeping brush.0
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Is it possible that your house just gets more dust than your previous place? When I moved from an inner city area to the suburbs, I was expecting much less dust, but I'm on a busy road and wow, there's so much dust every day!
To clean laminate, I just use a microfibre mop. You can use it just with water, so you're not adding to your home's environmental pollution with cleaning chemicals if you're really doing it so often. I got this one: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00B8Q8R46 and it's been a godsend. Really easy to use and the floor doesn't get very wet. You can add floor cleaner to the water bottle if you need a proper clean, but if you're just dealing with dust on the floor, then water alone will be fine.0
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