Holiday Neptune 2004, Owner'S Manual

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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CARE --- SECTION 3 • 125
NEPTUNE 2004
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The vinyl flooring in the motorhome is durable and long lasting when properly
taken care of. When a spill occurs, wipe it up with a damp sponge or paper towel.
Avoid using cleaners containing abrasives or scouring pads as these may damage
the finish of the flooring. Keep the floor clean as dirt, grit and soil can act as abrasives.
A 100% latex backed floor mat may help to keep the floor clean. Do not use
rubber backed mats or runner casters, as they may stain the flooring. Use large
protection pads with felt spots on bases of heavy stationary items to help disperse
the weight. Felt spots are non-abrasive. High, stiletto heels may permanently
damage the flooring. When moving heavy objects lay a piece of plywood down to
prevent accidental galling of the vinyl.
NOTE: Some dishwashing liquids, oil-based cleaners and one step
“polishes” may not be suitable cleaners for the flooring. They can
leave an oily residue which attracts soil and reduces gloss.
CAUTION: Flooring may become extremely slippery when wet.
Avoid personal injury by wiping up spills and keeping flooring dry.
Laminate flooring provides style, durability and easy maintenance. The flooring
is a high-pressure laminated flooring designed to be incorporated as a floating floor.
Flooring material is constructed of three main components. The surface, similar to
many countertops, contains aluminum oxide particles to form an extremely hard,
durable surface. The carrier or core layer is constructed from high-density fiber-
board. Tongue and groove design creates a tighter bond. The backer or bottom
layer is also made of laminate for balance and strength.
Care and Cleaning:
Everyday cleaning is as simple as vacuuming the floor to remove dirt and
debris. A cotton string mop is recommended for occasional mopping with a minimal
amount of water. Use a mixture of soap-free household cleaner and water (vinegar
and ammonia both work well) for a more thorough cleaning.
• Stains should be wiped away with a damp cloth.
• Stains caused by inks or paints may require a cloth moistened with
acetone (nail polish remover).
• Stains caused by gum or tar should be allowed to harden completely,
then gently scraped away.
• Felt protectors on the bottom of furniture and floor mats can preserve
the beauty and appearance of the flooring.
CAUTION: Abrasive cleaners and scouring pads can scratch
and damage the flooring. Never wax, sand or apply lacquer to
laminate flooring.
NOTE: Any unusual or unique problems can be addressed by
contacting Wilsonart at (800) 433-3222.
Vinyl Floor
Laminate Floor
(Optional)