Marmoleum floors bathroom

Marmoleum is not just your grandmothers floor anymore, this healthy, durable flooring is an excellent choice for even the most modern of homes. Remember linoleum? Meet marmoleum! Remember linoleum, that durable but boring material found on most kitchen and bathroom floors of older homes? These days, its called…

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So you’re thinking what the heck does Marmoleum have to do with gardening, right? Well several of you asked about it when I blogged about my new floors and my broken ankle. So, I thought I would share a little information with you. First of all, Marmoleum is an all natural product. It is made of linseed oil, pine rosins (not a typo), wood flour, environmentally responsible pigments (ok that sounds a little suspect, but I’m going with it) and jute fibers. So see it is just like a garden on my…

Marmoleum flooring is acclaimed as a terrific ecologically flooring and the best option to any other additional traditional flooring products like vinyl. It looks excellent in the promotional images and the idea of creating wonderful flooring and also keeping our environment healthy and balanced is more than appealing, yet how well it actually performs these floors. Read more: http://www.howtobuildahouseblog.com/marmoleum-flooring-pros-and-cons/#ixzz3XsI0gu2t

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So you’re thinking what the heck does Marmoleum have to do with gardening, right? Well several of you asked about it when I blogged about my new floors and my broken ankle. So, I thought I would share a little information with you. First of all, Marmoleum is an all natural product. It is made of linseed oil, pine rosins (not a typo), wood flour, environmentally responsible pigments (ok that sounds a little suspect, but I’m going with it) and jute fibers. So see it is just like a garden on my…

Hello! As you read this, I am in California, out in the middle of Joshua Tree National Park hopefully having a great time. I’ll let you know when I make it back to the internet next week. In the meantime, I teed up this post to just share a quick update on how we’re liking our linoleum kitchen floors. I get asked about this by