Torlys adds Microban with Cleaner Floors campaign

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cleaner floorsToronto, Ontario—Torlys has launched “Cleaner Floors by Torlys,” a campaign focused on educating consumers on how to protect their flooring investment with antimicrobial product protection that helps keep floors 99% cleaner between cleanings, 24/7, the company said.

As part of a decade-long partnership with Microban to provide innovative flooring solutions that contribute to a cleaner space, Torlys said it is expanding on its commitment by offering its built-in antimicrobial protection on most Torlys Smart Floors.

“We are excited to showcase our top-to-bottom antimicrobial flooring coverage through Cleaner Floors by Torlys, where we will highlight how each of the antimicrobial features inhibit the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew to provide customers with a floor that stays cleaner for longer,” said JF Pelletier, director of product management, Torlys. “While you can’t always prevent bacteria from entering your home, you can have peace of mind knowing you are proactively protecting your floor with antimicrobial technology.”

In the floor’s middle, Torlys Smart Core with Microban ensures the core remains protected from product degrading bacteria. Underneath the floor, CorkPlus Blue & FoamPlus Blue Underlays with Microban protect the areas you can’t see and helps prevent mold and mildew under the floor.

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