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Brace yourselves... #WinterIsComing and gaps will follow. Why is winter so hard on wood floors? The reason is very simple. During cold weather, our homes are typically kept as closed and sealed up as possible to avoid losing precious heat. As it gets colder outside, indoor heating systems work overtime to maintain a comfortable environment, endlessly recycling and reheating the air inside our house. The result is a dramatic loss of humidity; the air gets drier and drier. As the wood dries, it shrinks. Think about getting a humidifier, say, or a more regulated heating regimen – to keep the home environment comfortable and the winter gaps at bay.

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#TBT (yes, this old dog learned that means #ThrowBackThursday) We like this digital world! I think we'll stay. "Folks, we've been around for almost #50years. We thought it was about time to get on the Facebook wagon! Better late than never, right? Let us know what you'd love to see from us! #FlooringMuskoka" - TCO's first post.

We're in love with this product! What do you guys think? Stop by our showroom and chat with one of our professional sale associates about your #reno! Kentwood Floors - Oak Iron Springs - Engineered Hardwood

A not so plain white bathroom! What do you think?