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    Aurora_Bell Posts: 4,193, Reputation: 822
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    Jun 2, 2010, 06:30 PM

    I use the same mop on my laminate. But I have had cheap laminate, and used a wet mop, and the floors lifted.
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    Jun 2, 2010, 07:20 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Altenweg View Post
    I googled that and found nothing. Hopefully someone else knows what it is.

    I know that when we bought our laminate it was listed as 6mm, or something like that. Apparently the higher the mm, the better.

    Do you know how many mm's yours is?

    Sorry, I only know that I love my laminate flooring. I don't know the talk, only the walk. ;)
    LOL! That is all of the information I have. I did have some problems with the flooring when it was installed. I noticed that some of the planks were defective and had a shiny streak across them. We had an inspector come out and he said they were all of the same pattern. I guess the camera that takes the picture of the actual wood to use for the pattern for the laminate got screwed up and all of that particular pattern were messed up. Never got it taken care of because no one would take responsibility for it. (Manufacturer or seller/installer) Basically, I was screwed from the get go. I have finally gotten use to the occasional messed up plank, but I hate not being able to keep it clean. I do have a husband and 2 cats... ;)
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    Jun 3, 2010, 07:56 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Altenweg View Post
    Hi Sean. Decided to spam the site some more did you?

    I'll say goodbye now. I guess you just can't stay away. Your life must be very boring.
    I didn't know you were Mexican! Hola!:D

    Edit: I forgot the sarcasm font

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