Pergo flooring question
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Best to ask Pergo: https://na.pergo.com/how-to/floor-care-maintenance. I do hope your floor is not damaged. If it is, you will have to have those pieces replaced. Best of luck.
assuming you wiped up the water, only time will tell about permanent damage. Call your installer for more info, or call your insurer if you find you need a replacement. As for cleaning, i like to use my steam cleaner...no harsh chemicals.
Re caring for the Pergo...I use the rubbing alcohol/white vinegar and Dawn mix on mine, the commercial products left a film.
Use the Bona Laminate floor care system it does not leave a residue.As for the water sitting on it, that Is hard to say.I would reach out to the distributor
Best to refer to pergo for care, If you don't seen any puckering or buckling, after a week or so, it should be fine. Bruce flooring used to make a product that put a thin coating of polyurethane over the floor which would help protect it, but it was a glossy finish.
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If it hasn't swelled, lifted, or joints separated your fine. The substrate tends to swell on laminate flooring when they get wet. Then replacing the affected boards need to be replaced. That's why I'm not fond of laminate floors even though I have installed many in my day. Give the customer what they want.
Pergo says clean with distilled water. I do this now and have no more film. Always looks nice and shiny.
If nothing has happened in a couple days your fine. I agree. The surface is waterproof and the substrate may have been treated but still.