Maintenance Method Of Solid Wood Furniture

First, it is best to gently wipe the dust on the surface of the furniture with a soft cotton cloth. Second, do not use chemical liquids to decontaminate the dirty things on the furniture, but use warm water to clean them. Third, it is best to polish and wax the furniture to form a protective film. Fourth, do not touch solid wood furniture with sharp objects to prevent scratching the surface of the furniture.

The heat resistance of solid wood furniture is generally poor, and it should be kept away from heat sources as much as possible. Avoid direct sunlight as much as possible, as strong ultraviolet rays can cause the lacquer of solid wood furniture to fade. In addition, the heating and lamps that can emit strong heat in the home will also deform and discolor solid wood furniture, so they should be kept away as much as possible. Also be careful not to put hot water cups, teapots and other items directly on the solid wood furniture, otherwise it will burn the solid wood furniture.

If there are stains on the surface of solid wood furniture, it cannot be wiped hard, nor can it be decontaminated with chemical solvents such as alcohol and gasoline. It is recommended to wipe with warm tea. If the weather is wet, it is recommended to separate the furniture from the ground with a thin rubber mat, pay attention when placing the furniture. Try to keep the distance between the furniture and the wall at about 1 cm, which is conducive to the ventilation of the back of the furniture and will not cause mildew and other phenomena.

Solid wood furniture usually requires regular waxing and maintenance. Under normal circumstances, it should only be waxed quarterly. This way, the furniture looks shiny and the exterior doesn't absorb dust. It's relatively simple to clean. It locks moisture in the wood, helping to avoid drying cracks and warping of furniture. When cleaning, do not let cleaning tools touch the furniture. Be careful not to let hard metal tools collide with furniture