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Floating Bamboo Floor issues
We put in a floating bamboo floor in through the living room, dining room and kitchen (one big area). We listened to our friends and didn't level the cement floor underneath. Now we have a big crack right by one of the free-standing kitchen cabinets. It gets bigger in the winter as the floor shrinks. How do I fix it without ripping the whole thing out and starting over? Or do I have to do it all over again? It looks like the tongue cracked...
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