Introduction

The holiday season is upon us! If you’re like me, this means that your home will be filled with guests and other people visiting from out of town. This can mean a lot of foot traffic throughout the house, which can lead to scratches and scuffs on your floors. In this blog post we’ll go over some ways to protect your flooring during the holidays so that it stays pristine for years to come.

What to do with the flooring in your home during the holidays

You don’t want to ruin your floors with water, dirt and scratches. Here are a few tips for keeping your floors safe during the holiday season:

• Use a rubber mat. If you have hardwood or tile flooring, using a rubber mat is a great way to protect it from water damage. You can get these at any home improvement store and they’re usually pretty inexpensive. This will also help prevent slips on the floor when it gets wet due to spills or raindrops coming through windows onto carpeted areas of your home like rugs by doors or in entryways where people might be taking off their shoes before entering into rooms with wood floors beneath them!
• Place rugs underneath furniture legs so that they don’t scratch up against wooden ones underneath them instead of sliding smoothly along them without causing any scratches whatsoever! This will also keep those pesky stains away from getting onto either type of surface; one being made out entirely out of hardwood pieces while another one has more material than just its baseboards behind every single one of them (i).

The floors will have high foot traffic

Your floors will have high foot traffic. The floors will be decorated with plants and chairs, making it easy to see the holiday decorations.

The floors will be decorated with plants and chairs

• Plants are heavy.
• Chairs are heavy.
• Plants and chairs can cause scratches.
• Plants and chairs can cause scuffs.
• Plants and chairs can cause dents.
• Plants and chairs can cause indentations

Take preventative measures to stop scratches and scuffs

• Use felt pads under furniture legs to protect flooring.
• Place rugs underneath the plants and chairs.
• Use a carpet like the one below to protect your flooring.

Use rugs like the one below to protect floors

Rugs are an easy way to protect floors from damage and wear. They can be placed under furniture legs, in front of doors, under plants and chairs—anywhere that foot traffic is expected.

You may want to consider using a mat or runner that’s specifically designed to protect your flooring. This type of rug will have more cushion than traditional rugs so it will be less likely to cause damage if someone trips on it or steps on one corner with their heel (which would probably cause some pretty significant damage).

Place rugs underneath furniture legs

Use a rug pad under the legs of furniture to protect the floor and prevent scratches.

Place rugs underneath furniture legs to prevent slipping and sliding, as well as damage to your floors.

Place felt pads under furniture legs

If you’ve got a room in your home that’s prone to foot traffic, like the living room or kitchen, consider placing felt pads under furniture legs. These inexpensive and environmentally friendly accessories are easy to find at hardware stores and other retailers. You can also buy them online in a variety of colors and sizes that will match your space perfectly. Putting felt pads on all four corners of the table will protect both hardwood floors as well as laminate or tile ones from scratches and scuffs.

There are a variety of ways you can protect your floors!

To protect your floors, you should use rugs to place under furniture legs. You can also place felt pads underneath furniture legs to keep the floors from getting scratched. Another option is to use a mat under the furniture legs.

Conclusion

You don’t have to worry about your floors during the holidays! There are many options available to protect them, including rugs and felt pads. The most important thing is to take preventative measures so that you can enjoy all of the festivities without worrying about scratches or scuffs on your hardwood or laminate floors.