The first step in fitting your vinyl flooring will be to measure the room to determine how many vinyl planks you will need to complete your floor. The better your measurements are, the easier it will be to fit your flooring.  Next, prepare the subfloor by ensuring that any cracks or holes have been filled in and the surface is clean from debris and dust. Cut the vinyl planks to the correct size, leaving an extra inch or two on all sides.  Finally, lay out your vinyl flooring planks where you plan to adhere them. This will help you see if you have fit them correctly or if you need to go back and re-measure the space. 

Once you have measured and fit your vinyl flooring, you can secure it. The easiest way to do this is to use adhesive. Begin by applying the adhesive to the subfloor in small sections and laying the vinyl flooring down on top of it, smoothing any wrinkles or air bubbles as you go along.  Once your flooring is in place, you can trim the excess along the edges and install baseboard or moulding for a clean, professional finish.

There are a few ways to clean vinyl flooring. The first is general maintenance, such as brushing it down to remove any dirt or debris. For stains or spills, use a soft mop with a mix of mild detergent and warm water.