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Daily dry dusting will keep your prefinished flooring in peak condition. A mop with a microfiber mop head is probably the easiest tool to use for this. Since prefinished wooden flooring can be scratched by abrasive broom bristles, a microfiber mop is recommended over daily sweeping. If you prefer to use a broom, make sure the bristles are extremely soft. A daily dusting should be sufficient for most areas. If you're dealing with an extremely high traffic area, you may want to make an additional pass each day. Even if you dry dust your floor every day with a microfiber mop, dirt and debris will eventually settle into nooks, crannies, and corners. Combat this with a weekly vacuuming session. Always use an attachment with natural bristles to prevent scratches and damage. Go over the entire floor, giving extra attention to nooks and crannies. Avoid using upright vacuums with beater bars to prevent damage. Mild dirt and grime can be cleaned up with a damp mop, no additional floor cleaner required. Wring the mop head out thoroughly and then run it over the floor to remove dirt and debris. After you damp mop, make sure there's no standing water left on the floor. If you see any puddles, wipe them up immediately with a clean towel. For significant dirt, you may want to use a floor cleaner along with the damp mop. Your floor manufacturer will provide you with the most appropriate cleaners and products. Follow your product's instructions to create a cleaning solution, dunk your mop into it, and wring it out very thoroughly. Run it over the surface of the floor, focusing on the dirtiest areas and the corners. Prefinished hardwood flooring varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. A cleaner that works well on one surface may cause damage to another. Speak to your floor manufacturer about the best options for your floor. Avoid using products with ammonia and oil soaps on prefinished hardwood. These can be harmful to the wood finish and may leave behind residues that attract additional dust and dirt.

summary: Dust the floors daily with a microfiber mop or cloth. Vacuum weekly with a natural-bristled brush attachment. Use a damp microfiber mop as needed. Use a recommended cleaner and damp mop for stubborn dirt.

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Overly cold or overly hot water can discolor your leather, so room temperature water is best. How much you need will depend on how large the leather product you're cleaning is, but you'll need enough to cover the entire product. You should use a clean, soft sponge for this step. Dip into the bowl of room temperature water, and then ring it out to get it as dry as possible. The only way to remove water stains from leather is with more water, but you don't want to use too much and damage the leather. Work from the center of the water stain out, wiping your damp sponge across the surface of the leather. Don't scrub when you're doing this, as this can cause water damage to the leather. You'll want to wipe the entire surface of you leather with water as quickly as possible. If you allow one area to dry before the others, you might end up with a new water stain.

summary: Fill a bowl with room temperature water. Dip a soft sponge into the bowl. Dampen the leather. Work quickly.

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If you haven't updated your graphics card drivers in a while, you'll want to get the latest version. Updated drives can make a big difference in performance, especially for older cards. You can figure which drivers you need by opening the Device Manager. Open the Start menu or screen and type "device manager" to find and open it. This will show all of the graphics adapters that you have installed. You will likely only have one or two items listed here. The "Display adapters" section will show the current model of your graphics card. If you have an Intel and an AMD or NVIDIA entry, you can ignore the Intel entry. The model of your graphics card will be listed after the manufacturer (i.e. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670) When you have two adapters listed here, one if for your motherboard and the other is for your graphics card. The motherboard graphics will almost always be Intel, and is not used if your monitor is connected to a graphics card from NVIDIA or AMD. You'll be able to download drivers directly from the manufacturer's website. Below are the driver download sites for the major manufacturers: NVIDIA - http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx AMD - http://support.amd.com/en-us/download Intel - https://downloadcenter.intel.com/ Use the search function or the automatic driver detection feature on the driver website to find the correct download. All of the major manufacturers can automatically detect your adapter and download the correct drivers for you. Most driver installers are about 300 MB in size, and may take a little while to download. After you download the driver installer, run it from your Downloads folder to begin installation. The installation may take a while, and your screen may flicker or go black during it. Decline the installation of any driver management software like GeForce Experience, as these typically just make your games run slower when they're open.
summary: Open the Device Manager. Expand the "Display adapters" section. Find your graphics adapter model. Visit the manufacturer's website. Find the driver download for your graphics adapter. Run the installer.