I have a bit of a unique scenario... I just installed a brand new LVP floor over a cement subfloor in my basement. A small area. 6x6. The room is used as sort of utility room for my 220 gallon saltwater aquarium.. I have frequent spills. I know the LVP (smartcore pro from lowes) says 100% waterproof. But was thinking just to be sure maybe I would run a bead of silicone inside the joints? I'm already planning to run a rubber kickstop around the edge if the floor and seal it with silicone to prevent water entering from the outer edge. I figure if and when I need to pull up and remove the LVP it wouldn't be too hard to remove any silicone I run in the joints. The install is floating BTW and not glued down. Is this OK to do or am I missing any big issues I'd regret? Here's a picture of the installation as it is now. [img]https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1124/20220701_162449_aaafc65bfb0625a0e525bb3b90a814ab8f474c3c.jpg[/img]

Yesterday my dog knocked a white painted wood gate down the stairs, and I can’t tell if this is scratched or stained. It doesn’t just wipe off with soap & water, and I’m concerned to not try something that will erode the finish. Hopefully this is an easy one, and any guidance is appreciated. Thanks! [img]https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/4c84cd10_a094_475c_9a8e_06e05ad64af3_b265f676392883b4c1a08e61df837cf29bccc2e9.jpeg[/img]