How to clean matt parquet
How to clean matte parquet ? This material is often chosen for interior flooring . It lends warmth, elegance, and beauty, transforming any space. However, it requires special care. Today's new technologies allow for durable and long-lasting parquet, but maintenance is an aspect that should not be overlooked.
Wood is a "living" material, meaning it reacts to environmental conditions, making it particularly sensitive to temperature and humidity. These two parameters in homes continually vary depending on the seasons and needs. In winter, for example, heating dries out the air, while in summer, keeping windows open and direct sunlight can cause the wood to oxidize, leading to darkening and discoloration . Furthermore, over time and with use, minor accidents can occur, such as abrasions, scratches from shoes or falling objects, swelling, and signs of wear.
Polish the damaged parquet
Protecting parquet, as well as cleaning it, is therefore essential. How? There are numerous products that allow you to make the floor shine while simultaneously creating a protective barrier. Apiwax by New Chemical Prevention , for example, is a soft, yet re-polishable wax that provides protection and increases stain-resistance. It gives the floor a soft appearance, similar to paste wax, making routine maintenance easier. If you choose to use this product, it is important not to use acid-, solvent-, or ammonia-based detergents for routine cleaning.
To prevent dirt and dust, you can use Soap Oil & Wax , a ready-to-use formula based on natural surfactants, modified plant-based oils, and 100% natural fragrances. It contains an additive that dissipates charge and makes the parquet surface antistatic, delaying the formation of dust. It can be used not only on floors, but also on wooden furniture.
How to protect parquet
Stain protection and durability can be achieved with Oil 2.30 , a combination of various plant-based oils to impregnate and protect parquet. The formulation was created following eco-friendly criteria to achieve a treatment that is not only excellent, but also natural. It can be used on all wood surfaces—brushed, serrated, smooth, or planed—and on various types of wood. It deeply impregnates the material, becoming an integral part of it and providing excellent mechanical resistance in addition to stain protection. What's more, the treated item will allow normal breathability, enabling osmotic exchange between the subfloor and the room.
