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Yes, laminate floors are easy to maintain. You can vacuum or sweep with soft bristles. For deeper cleanings, manufactures suggest using a laminate cleaner with a microfiber pad.

Grab a mop with a washable, reusable microfiber head, like the ones made by Bona, or one with disposable pads, such as a Swiffer. Spray with a laminate floor cleaner (see below) sparingly, so you don't oversaturate the floor, and then wipe with the mop. To prevent damage, do not polish or wax a laminate floor.

Laminate flooring should be between 6-12mm thick. If you find thicker than 12mm, it's an inaccurate measurement–possibly including attached padding. If you want the highest-quality, hardwood feel, you'll want 10 or 12mm. If cost is a concern and you have a smooth subfloor, you can get by with 7 or 8mm.

Most laminate flooring consists of four layers: (1) durable top wear layer with exceptional stain resistance, (2) photographic print showcasing the floor’s unique design, (3) high-density core providing dimensional stability and enhanced moisture resistance, and (4) backing layer offering additional stability while guarding against moisture from the subfloor. All layers are fused under high pressure to form a strong board that resists scratches, stains, warping, and buckling.

1. Manufactured to be highly durable. 2. Easier and cheaper installation. 3. Scratch and water resistant. 4. Hygienic, easy cleanable surface. 5. Realistic design.