Dos

• Regular cleaning and sweeping: Dirt and dust can accumulate quickly on your RV flooring, so it's important to sweep or vacuum regularly to prevent buildup. This will also help prevent scratches and damage to the flooring.
• Using gentle cleaning products: When cleaning your RV flooring, make sure to use gentle cleaning products that are safe for the specific flooring type. Avoid using harsh chemicals that can cause damage.
• Protecting high traffic areas with mats or rugs: High traffic areas, such as the entryway or kitchen, are more prone to wear and tear. Placing mats or rugs in these areas can help protect the flooring from damage.
• Knowing your flooring type and how to care for it: Different types of RV flooring require different types of care. Make sure to read the manufacturer's instructions and follow them for proper maintenance.

Don'ts

• Using harsh chemicals: As mentioned earlier, harsh chemicals can cause damage to your RV flooring. Avoid using bleach, ammonia, or other abrasive cleaners.
• Leaving spills or stains unattended: Spills and stains should be cleaned up immediately to prevent damage to the flooring. Use a gentle cleaning solution and a soft cloth to clean up spills.
• Dragging heavy objects across the floor: Heavy objects, such as furniture or equipment, can scratch or damage the flooring when dragged across it. Use caution when moving heavy objects and always lift them instead of dragging them across the floor.
• Allowing wet or damp items to remain on the floor: Wet or damp items can cause damage to your RV flooring, especially if left on the floor for an extended period. Always wipe up any spills or moisture immediately.