• Malyca@lemmy.zip
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        13 days ago

        In America is very common to put linoleum in the kitchen. It could be tile but it looks like vinyl to me.

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          to me, the wildest part about this is that, where i live, linoleum and vinyl are entirely different things. linoleum being „all natural“ eg sawdust, linseed oil and a hemp mesh backing, whereas vinyl is „just“ plastic, to the point that you can distinguish high and low income by whether linoleum or vinyl is used.

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            13 days ago

            Yeah because it is something entirely different. Some types of linoleum will get permanently damaged from a puddle of water after just a few hours. So not a great choice for a kitchen.

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      13 days ago

      🎶 My closest friend linoleum
      Linoleum
      Supports my head, gives me something to believe

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      It’s not like the floor is going to break, should be good until there’s several giant wear spots in the main thoroughfare, then just a few years until grandpa is gone and then grandma can replace it.

      Not speaking from experience or anything.