Craft Rug Mills

True linoleum is made from linseed oil, resin, limestone, wood fiber, and cork dust, then colored with mineral pigments. Spritz-and-dry this resilient natural flooring with a mix of dish soap and hot water.

Updating a home’s flooring is one of the best ways to increase its value. Even though design trends are always changing, you can never go wrong with a solid hardwood floor. Fortunately, installing solid hardwood flooring isn’t a difficult job as long as you have the right tools, knowledge and patience.

We hear lots of talk about environmental sustainability and we want to do our part with this green flooring guide!

While you love your four-legged friend, it is doubtful you enjoy the damage dogs can wreak in the home, specifically on hardwood flooring. Dog nails can scratch its surface while dog hair and accidents can make flooring appear dull or stained. Protect your hardwood flooring from canine friends by using protective items in high-traffic dog areas and otherwise maintaining a clean floor.

Want your hardwood floors to shine? From vacuuming to mopping, discover how to clean your hardwood floors & what to use to without leaving lasting damage.

There are two types of hardwood floors, finished and unfinished. Different cleaning methods should be applied to different types of hardwood floors. Here's how to tell which cleaning method is right for your floors.

Dirty wood floors aren’t simply unclean, but can be damaging to the wood itself, which is expensive to repair, refinish, or at the very worst, replace. Here are some ways to clean and preserve your beautiful hardwood floors.

New flooring has pet protection built right in and many offer warrantied protection against pet accidents and more.