My daughter has some 'maple effect' cushion floor (lino) in her kitchen. It
looks quite good but it always feels rather sticky. I suspect this is just
due to the type of plastic used. Is there a cleaner that I should be using
to reduce the effect?

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Regards

John




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On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 19:11:04 +0100, "John"
wrote:

My daughter has some 'maple effect' cushion floor (lino) in her kitchen. It
looks quite good but it always feels rather sticky. I suspect this is just
due to the type of plastic used. Is there a cleaner that I should be using
to reduce the effect?


250ml of ammonia mixed with 3 litres of water.

"John" wrote:

Hello John

J| My daughter has some 'maple effect' cushion floor (lino) in
J| her kitchen. It looks quite good but it always feels rather
J| sticky. I suspect this is just due to the type of plastic
J| used. Is there a cleaner that I should be using to reduce
J| the effect?

Nope, it's how it is, even when brand new.

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