Linoleum is a resilient and flexible floor covering made from cork, limestone, wood flour, linseed oil, and pigments. These ...

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After 80 years of foot traffic, the flooring probably won't come up easily. It's hard work. Wear gloves to avoid blisters and a dust mask to avoid breathing in any dust particles.

Q-I want to put new flooring in my kitchen, which has old linoleum. I`ve been getting a lot of conflicting advice about what to do about the old covering: Leave it in place, sand it smooth, remove ...

Answer: You can spruce up old linoleum flooring with a bit of effort. While you might not be able to get rid of all the yellowing, some elbow grease and some common household ingredients can ...

Linoleum flooring is made with natural materials like cork, limestone, and linseed oil. It also has longer wear. Vinyl is made from synthetic materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

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Although linoleum and vinyl flooring may seem like they’re the same thing, they’re actually pretty different in terms of cost, durability, ease of installation, and a variety of other factors.

The fibers are contained in the backing of the linoleum. So if your linoleum flooring is pre-1990, it is important to have it tested before doing any work with it -- especially any type of sanding.