The maintenance of pine furniture usually has the following types:
1, Pest control: keep ventilation,
2, Dust: often dust,
3, Crack prevention: maintain a certain degree of humidity,
4, Anti-collision: away from sharp hard objects,
5, Anti-aging: the surface is properly waxed.
Because pine is very natural, you need to pay attention to the following three aspects in terms of maintenance:
1. Always use a soft cloth to follow the texture of the wood grain to remove dust from the furniture. Before dusting, apply a neutral detergent to the soft cloth.
2. When using, use a mat under the hot plate as much as possible to prevent the food soup from overflowing, staining or damaging the table top.
3. Try to avoid contact with corrosive liquids, alcohol, nail polish, etc. on the furniture surface.
