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Vinyl

Description
A flexible flooring product made primarily of vinyl, resilient flooring is often colored and patterned to simulate the look of ceramic or natural-stone tile. Resilient flooring material ranges in thickness from '/6" to ". It is usually glued to an underlayment.

Uses
Resilient flooring is a versatile surface that can be used almost anywhere, though it is most often found in kitchens and bathrooms.

Types
Available in sheets or tiles. Sheet vinyl comes in 6-ft.-wide or 12- ft.-wide rolls, with either a felt backing for full-spread installation or a PVC backing for perimeter-bond installations. Resilient tiles typically come in 12" squares, and often have self-adhesive backing for easy installation.

Manufacturers
Armstrong, Congoleum, and Mannington.

Maintenance
Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and grit that can abrade, dull or scratch your new floor, Do not use a vacuum with a beater brush, because it may damage the floor's surface.
Wipe up spills promptly with a damp cloth or mop.
Wash your floor with Congoleum Bright 'N Easy No-Rinse Cleaner or other suitable resilient floor cleaner.

Caution: Avoid one-step "mop and polish" products, dishwashing liquids and oil-based cleaners. These may leave a residue which can attract dirt and dull your floor's finish. Avoid cleaners that contain abrasives or solvents which may permanently damage your floor.