In home remodeling projects, removing old linoleum can prove challenging, especially if the linoleum has been in place a long time and the adhesive is still holding fast.

One essential tool to use that will make the task easier is a scraper with a sharp razor blade edge. Have extra blades at the ready, because you may find that while scraping hardwood or concrete flooring during the task of linoleum removal that blades occasionally break under pressure. (more…)

Linoleum is durable, hygienic, pleasantly looking material with low-heat conductivity. It is water and moisture resistant, sound-proof and easy to cut and bend. Linoleum is easily washed with water, but is afraid of acids, alkalies, soda and mineral oils. So, in order to maintain its appearance and also to protect it from dirt and moisture, linoleum floors should be cleaned and polished only with cleaning products specific for use on genuine linoleum.
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