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Hey guys,

I just opened my new studio here in Cincinnati, OH and I have the plyorobic runway flooring from perform better in black. While I like the look of it, I'm already regretting it because it is so hard to keep clean!

Anyway, anyone here who dealing or has dealt with this stuff, I'd really welcome any maintenance and cleaning tips...I don't want to become a slave to this stuff....50 client sessions per week, book keeping, marketing, etc. is enough!
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Mopping? That's how I clean mine in my basement, but much easier since I'm the only one using it. ?????
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If it's anything like dance flooring, swiffering works fine. But, I donno what you got.
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They used to just use a mop and cleaner where I was working...
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I don't want to become a slave to this stuff....50 client sessions per week, book keeping, marketing, etc. is enough!
Welcome to the wonderful world of business ownership.

You could contract out the cleaning, else hire an illegal or two to clean it for you at minimum wage.
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