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Absolutely, epoxy flooring is safe for homes with pets. It's seamless and nonporous surface makes it easy to clean up pet accidents, and it's resistant to stains and odors. Additionally, certain epoxy coatings can be mixed with textures to create a slip-resistant surface, which is beneficial for both pet and owner safety.

For your hard floors, epoxy is a highly safe coating. It's less abrasive, slip-resistant, and shock-resistant than concrete and other industrial floors. It's also water-resistant, keeping your floors safe from spills, including harsh chemicals that could destroy other surfaces.

Epoxy flooring offers several advantages over traditional tile flooring. Unlike tile, epoxy does not have grout lines, where dirt and bacteria can accumulate, making it more hygienic and easier to clean. Epoxy is also more durable and resistant to impacts, stains, and moisture than tile, making it suitable for areas with heavy foot traffic or exposure to spills. 

Epoxy flooring offers a wide range of design possibilities. You can achieve solid colors, metallic finishes, or patterns that mimic marble, granite, or other natural stones. Custom designs, logos, and intricate patterns can also be embedded within the epoxy, making it a versatile choice for both residential and commercial spaces seeking a unique floor appearance.

A basic dust mop would do wonders for cleaning your epoxy floors regularly. The best technique to clean epoxy flooring and collect any dust or grime is to use your dust mop once a week. You can also use a hose to clean your entire floor, then squeegee the residue away if necessary.

When cleaning your epoxy floors, keep the following in mind: Do not use acid-based cleaners like vinegar, citrus, or other citrus-based products. Abrasive cleaners, such as Ajax or Comet, should also be avoided. Use pads such as mouse pads under motorcycle jacks, welcome mats, or welding pads when appropriate.

For daily cleaning, mild dish soap, Crystal Simple Green, and most non-abrasive household cleansers are good choices. To keep the resin flooring clean weekly or monthly, apply mineral oil or Murphy's Oil sparingly. If you use too much, the surface will become dull and hazy.

Yes, epoxy floor coating protects your concrete or other surfaces from moisture, stains, grease, and cracks. And since there are no grouts or carpets to maintain, you can save a lot of money on cleaning and upkeep in the long term. Epoxy floors are also very affordable for the length of time and level of protection they provide.