It is not so tedious to care for the furniture that you like. The most usually sympathize with interior items that do not require special supervision of them. Therefore, if in the process of buying furniture to make the right choice, then any special care may not be needed, which frees you from this tedious procedure.
However, in order to preserve the respectable appearance of a particular item of the interior, as well as extend its operation, it is better to use special tools during cleaning, which can protect the surface from dust. Thanks to such processing, the furniture will not only look neat, but also continue to perfectly perform its functions.
If wooden furniture is covered with brilliant or transparent varnish, then do not use polishing agents. It will be enough to wipe the dust with a dry rag.
To get to the most inaccessible places, you can use a special panicle.
It is best to use soft rags that do not leave villi, as they can get stuck in small holes of furniture.
Today in stores you can purchase chemicals intended for a particular type of coating. If you have any doubts about this, then it is better to contact the furniture manufacturer directly, which will tell you what can be used to care for its product.
It is important to note that for furniture there is even a special “cosmetics”, which has a direct effect on the general condition of the furniture and for the period of its use.
Particularly sensitive furniture to moisture and excessive dryness. The effects of sunlight also negatively affects interior items.
If the furniture is placed in a raw room, then its surface fades and is covered with ugly spots.
When the apartment is quite dry, the varnish coating due to drying of wood turns into a wrinkled network. When exposed to sunlight, the varnish not only cracks, but also burns out. As a result of this, when placing items of furniture in the room, you need to carefully consider everything, protect it from premature aging.
Treat the furniture carefully. Make sure that water and any solvents of chemical origin do not fall on the lacquered surface. In no case should you put hot devices on it.
Care for lacquered furniture consists in removing dust from her. But no matter how often you wipe the surface with a dry or damp cloth, dust appears very quickly on furniture. This is due to the fact that when it is removed, the varnish surface is slightly electrified. This charge is preserved for a rather long time, so particles that also carry electric charges again settle on a polished surface.
You can avoid the rapid accumulation of dust with the help of special tools – anti -human. It is they who are able to relieve electricalization. Today, antistatics are contained in many chemicals. The varnish surfaces treated with such agents are not subjected to rapidly settling dust on them. In addition, a special protective film formed as a result of applying these drugs protects the surface from aging and gives it a shine. For dry cleaning, you can use special vacuuming napkins, which also have antistatic properties. It is important to note that these napkins are forbidden to wet and wash. Otherwise, they will not bring a positive result.
To extend the period of operation of furniture, it needs regular care.
1. Polished furniture must be cleaned with a soft cloth in which the used tea brewing will be wrapped. Then you will also need a woolen rag to wipe the surface dry.
2. Lacked furniture should be wiped with some kind of soft cloth or a napkin, impregnated with a wax-like substance that will give the surface of the shine.
3. It is better to thoroughly carefully wipe furniture covered with a decorative film with a rag soaked in a mixture of water and glycerol.
4. Dust removal from a polished surface is carried out using cotton wool and liquid, which consists of stearic acid, turpentine and dye crystals corresponding to the color of the furniture. The solution is applied for approximately a couple of hours, after which the furniture is rubbed with a bike or flannel. Thanks to such actions, they achieve a pleasant and beautiful shine.
5. Also, to give gloss furniture, a mixture of olive oil and wine vinegar is used. A soft piece of fabric is moistened in this solution and wiped the surface.
6. To refresh the polishing, you can take the following measures: clean the furniture from dust, wipe it with a damp cloth, and then immediately wipe the surface dry with a soft cloth, while slightly pressing.
7. To make the furniture glitter with a small amount of white sentence.
8. For cleaning furniture, you can also use paste, emulsion, aerosol or ordinary vegetable (burdock) oil. A few drops of oil drip on cotton wool, wrap it in a flannel rag and wipe the furniture.
9. The heated glass of beer with a piece of wax will help to refresh furniture. This mass needs to be applied to the surface of the furniture, let it dry, and then grate with a woolen rag with a woolen rag.
10. To refresh the lacquered surface, you can soak the fabric with kerosene. Using this method, you need to carefully ventilate the room. The turpentine is also suitable.
11. Polished furniture can be wiped with a cotton swab, a slightly moisturized solution of linen oil, vinegar and turpentine.
12. If the policy faded, then this can be corrected using flannel tissue treated with vinegar and vegetable oil. Its surface is rubbed to shine.
13. Furniture can also be cleaned with a rag moistened in milk. Further with a woolen fabric, the surface is wiped dry.
14. Unprecedented light furniture can be refreshed by a solution of melted white wax and gasoline. The cooled mixture with a soft rag is applied to the surface, and after a couple of hours it is polished by a bike or flannel.
15. Unsulated wooden furniture is recommended to be cleaned with a dry rag. Once a week you can treat it with a vacuum cleaner with a soft nozzle. If there are strong pollution, then you can use soapy water. However, after such cleaning, the surface should be immediately wiped dry with a soft cloth. It is impossible to use polishing agents, otherwise fat spots are formed on the furniture, which can not always be removed.
16. In the process of processing black or brown furniture, a small amount of tanned paint should be added.
17. The red tree is wiped with a well -squeezed rag, and then dry linen cloth.
18. When formed on furniture of stains from lime or chalk paint, it can be wiped with a rag moistened in vinegar and vegetable oil.
19. There are also certain products for cleaning kitchen furniture, covered with a vitreous thin layer and trimmed plastic. In the absence of such products, you can use a washing powder diluted with water.