1. Frequently use a soft cloth to follow the grain of wood to remove dust from furniture
Before removing dust, dip a soft cloth in a spray cleaner and do not wipe it with a dry cloth to avoid scratching. When solid wood furniture is used in relatively dry environments, manual humidification measures should be taken.
2. Avoid using alcohol, gasoline, or other chemical solvents to remove stains. If there are stains on the surface of furniture, do not rub vigorously. You can use warm tea water to gently remove the stains. After the water evaporates, apply a small amount of light wax to the original area, and then gently grind a few times to form a protective film.
3. Avoid scratches from hard objects
When cleaning, do not let cleaning tools touch furniture. Be careful not to let hard metal products or other sharp tools collide with furniture, and protect its surface from scratches.
4. Avoid humid environments
In summer, if there is indoor dampness, it is advisable to use thin adhesive pads to separate the parts of furniture that come into contact with the ground, while maintaining a gap of 0.5-1 cm between the furniture's wall facing parts and the wall
5. Stay away from heat sources
In winter, place furniture at a distance of about 1 meter from the heating flow to avoid prolonged high baking, which may cause local cracking, warping, deformation, and paint film deterioration of the wood. When placing hot items on a wooden dining table, be sure to use insulation pads, otherwise white heat marks will be left on the table.
6. Avoid direct sunlight
Outdoor sunlight should be avoided as much as possible to expose furniture as a whole or in parts for a long time. It should be placed in a place that can avoid direct sunlight or separated from direct sunlight by transparent gauze curtains.
7. Regular waxing
To avoid dullness, fading, and other issues that may occur after a period of use, furniture can be regularly waxed and treated accordingly.