How to maintain solid wood underfloor heating in winter?
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Nov 18,2024
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It's good to give your floors a solid wax during the winter months.
There is a cliché in the flooring world: “three parts laying, seven parts maintenance”. This shows that the maintenance of the floor is very important. Especially into the dry winter, the floor heating is used correctly or not, directly determines the service life of the floor. Today we will learn together how to maintain the solid wood floor heating floor in winter.
Point one: waxing once in winter
JEDA solid wood flooring with natural texture, environmental performance and comfortable feet have gained the favor of many consumers, but geothermal heating may make solid wood flooring cracks. Because solid wood flooring often retains a certain amount of moisture inside, in the case of geothermal heating in winter, the floor loss of water contraction, the floor between the away from the seam will increase.
To solve this problem, it is good to give the floor a solid wax in the winter time. This will seal the moisture stored inside the floor to avoid cracking in winter due to water loss and contraction of the floor caused by geothermal heating.
Point 2: Room humidity of 40%-60%
If the climate is dry, coupled with the use of geothermal heating, the floor is in the high temperature for a long time, easy to dry cracks, this time you can humidify the room, so as not to crack the floor deformation.
Equipped with an air humidifier is a very direct and effective way to keep the environmental humidity between 40% and 60%. In addition, you can also drop two or three drops of aromatherapy, can play a role in humidification, but also to create a warm and pleasant home environment.
Point three: floor heating use to avoid sudden cold and heat
Solid wood flooring in the first heating process, sudden cold and heat will cause damage to the floor, affecting the service life of the floor. If the temperature rises too quickly, the floor may crack and twist due to expansion. So when turning on and off the floor heating, must pay attention to gradual and orderly, indoor temperature should be kept balanced.
Point 4: The surface temperature should not be too high
The use of geothermal heating, the surface temperature should not exceed 30 ℃, the water pipe temperature can not exceed 45 ℃, more than will affect the service life of the floor and the use of the cycle.
At this time, the room temperature in the human body's optimal ambient temperature of 22 ℃ or less, people will feel very comfortable. And normal warming will not affect the use of solid wood floor heating.
JEDA knows that the home environment, and the health of the occupants are closely related, we want to bring the user, not only is a good habitat, but also a healthy and high quality of life, the floor is installed in the home, the maintenance problem can not be ignored, only in this way can extend the service life of the floor, to get a better experience.
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