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Do You Know These Four Wooden Furniture Maintenance Tips

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When maintaining furniture, you should take the regular works at fixed periods. For example, under the normal circumstances, you only have to polish them with wax about every three months. By this way, the furniture will look like more glossy and what’s more, it is not easy to absorb dust on its surface. In the future, it is easy to clean.

Not to place furniture at the too moist environment, otherwise wooden furniture are easy to expand when being affected with damp, what’s worse, for a long time, it is easy to rot and some drawers on furniture will not be easy to be opened.
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Maintain Furniture in Hot Summer

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In the hot summer, lots of people would try their best to avoid summer heat, for example, they live in the room with electric fan or air conditioning. However, believe it or not, during such hot day, not only the human have to take such measures, but also the furniture have to be taken some measures to maintain. According to the furniture experts, it is important to maintain furniture in summer so as to avoid the indoor environmental pollution.
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Three Useful Tips About How To Maintain Furniture

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Nowadays, most furniture are so delicate, however, for long time use, there would be wear and tear on the surface of furniture. under such circumstance, do you know how to clean these furniture with the simple ways.

Toothpaste
Toothpaste can make furniture whiten. As for the white furniture, they would become yellow for a long time use. If you use toothpaste to clean its surface, the condition would be changed. However, you must be more slight to avoid scratch.
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Do You Know These Moisture Proof Tools

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The moisture of the furniture is a common problem in our daily life. However, there are many ways to prevent our furniture from being affected with damp. One of the ways is to use the moisture proof tools. This article will introduce some moisture proof tools which we often use and are useful. And most of them can be made by ourselves.
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How to Move Furniture In Daily Life

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Many people keep their furniture good at home, but once they move house, their furniture may be broken. As a matter of fact, there are some tips about moving furniture that we can follow.

If the space is limited when we are moving the furniture with car, then the furniture has to be stacked to save space. But we have to stack them properly, or the legs of the furniture may be broken or the desktop may be fractured. So how should we stack the furniture appropriately?
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The Right Ways to Clean Our Furniture

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In our daily life, we are inclined to make some mistakes when we are cleaning our furniture. These mistakes may do serious harm to our furniture, so we have to know about them and try to avoid them.

First, do not wipe the furniture with coarse cloth, because it will scratch the surface of our furniture. Therefore, we had better use towel or cotton cloth to wipe our furniture.
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Take Good Care of Furniture in Autumn

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In autumn, the weather becomes a little cooler than that in summer and people are likely to take good care of their skin, however, you should also pay attention on maintaining your furniture at home, here is some tips you can follow.

Not to place furniture under sunlight, although the sunlight in autumn is not as strong as that in summer, however, for a long time exposure, furniture, especially the wooden furniture, are likely to dry and begin to crack and fade.
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How To Maintain White Furniture?

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In daily life, if you find that the white furniture begin to become yellow, do you know how to make them become newer?

Firstly, you can use the toothpaste or the tooth powder to wipe the furniture surface and it is useful, however, when cleaning the furniture, you should not be too hard, otherwise, it is easy to damage the paint film and finally get the terrible effect.
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