Assertion: linoleum's surface | /r/HasProperty | impervious
Facets:
value: to water
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: by applying a chemical sealing agent
type: MANNER
value: from stains
type: OTHER
value: to damage from most liquids
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: While the surface of a properly installed linoleum floor is impervious to damage from most liquids, if moisture is able to either penetrate the surface or come up through a concrete subfloor in order to interact with the bottom of the material, it can cause warping and curling.
text: The surface can be protected from stains by applying a chemical sealing agent on a regular basis, but it won’t hold up against a flood, and liquids should never be allowed to rest on its surface for any period of time.
text: Although the surface is water resistant, any moisture that gets underneath the linoleum will cause serious damage.
text: For starters, all Marmoleum products come with TopShield2 built into the surface which is a protective sealer that makes cleaning dirt and scuff marks much easier.
text: By contrast, sheet linoleum will stretch seamlessly across the floor, creating one, solid, unbroken surface that will be impervious to water from above or below.