HOW TO CLEAN WOOD FURNITURE

Cleaning wood furniture without damaging the finish is easy if you follow these steps:

Cleaning furniture by dusting to remove surface dirt.
Light soiling can now be removed.
If necessary, start with a gentler cleaner and work your way up.
Mix a solution of soap and water. Use a soft cloth to dip in the solution and then wipe the piece clean.
The cloth you use should be damp, not wet. Wash the cloth often, and do not soak the wood. Then, dry the piece with another clean cloth thoroughly.

How to Remove Old Polish

The tip helps you to clean an antique wood piece that has been built up with decades' worth of polish.
Tea bags should be steeped in boiling water for two minutes.
Next, allow the tea to cool down to room temperature.
You want to dip a cloth into the tea and wring it out until it becomes damp, then scrub the wood.
Among the many benefits of tea is its tannic acid, which helps maintain wood. Your wooden furniture will shine like new.

Remove Water Stains from Wood

Putting a hot or cold drink straight on the table leaves water rings on the tabletop.
Here's how to remove the rings:
Brush with soft cloth after applying non-gel toothpaste to the stained area and rubbing until the stain is lifted.
Baking soda and toothpaste can be mixed together to remove stubborn stains.
With a damp cloth, clean off the toothpaste spot and clean the area thoroughly.

Erase Difficult Marks from Wood

Ink marks can be removed by:
To make the paste, combine 1 teaspoon of baking soda with 1 teaspoon of water.
Using a soft cloth, rub the product into the stain gently until it disappears.
Clean the area thoroughly with a damp cloth and then wipe off the toothpaste.
You can add shine and preserve the finish of your furniture after it has been cleaned with a coat of wood polish.