Ok, so I had my Quadrafire installed back in 2008 and absolutely love it. In the spring of 2009 I purchased and installed laminate rolled flooring in my kitchen, dining room, entry way and spare bathroom (around 500 sq ft). Upon purchasing the flooring from Lowes I was told by their flooring "specialists" that since this was a "floating" floor material that I had the option of either not gluing the floor at all or I could just glue around the perimeter and seams. Since I have 3 little kids I was afraid that I'd come out from the bathroom once and find my floor peeled up by the kids so I chose to glue around the perimeter and seams. Starting in the fall of 09 and all through the winter my floor started to rise up and have rolls/ripples in it. After some extensive research I found that the information I was given from Lowes was incorrect. The installation guide from Armstrong says to either not glue at all or glue the entire floor. I showed this information to Lowes and they admitted their mistake and gave me new flooring and a big tub of glue for free (lucky me...). This past spring I tore up the flooring from the previous year and installed the new floor gluing the entire floor using the exact specifications of the Armstrong installation guide. Again this fall I slowly started to notice rolls/ripples (picture waves on a lake I guess) in the floor. Now that we are full bore into the winter my entire floor looks like crap. The only thing I can figure is that the glue dried out once I started the stove or the floor got too dry and is having issues. I do have a full house humidifier running in the kitchen almost 24 hours a day. It sickens me to see my home look like this and I wish there was an easy simple solution. Unfortunately I know that my only option at this point is to spend some more money and install wood plank flooring in its place (the current floor is a wood like finish). So... I'm wondering if anybody has heard of or encountered the same issue in their homes and if they were able to do anything to make it look better.