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Tips to Protect Your Wood Furniture

The Maids • Sep 05, 2014

It doesn’t matter what kind of woodfurniture you have, if you do not take proper care of it, then problems can arise and damage can occur. Below are tips to help you take care of your wood furniture so it will last:

Avoid Scratches

In order protect your wood furniture it is extremely important that you avoid any kind of scratches on their surface, so do not to slide anything across the surface. Also, it is suggested that you should avoid placing any sharp objects on the wood, because it can damage the furniture. 

Avoid Liquids

Liquid is the biggest enemy of wood and will not only reduce the strength of the furniture, but it can damage the look of the furniture as well. That’s why it is extremely important that when people see any spilled liquid on wood furniture, then they should clean it immediately.

Use Wood Polish

It is always important to have a good wood polish or wood oil on hand to maintain the health and luster of your wood furniture. With the help of a good wood polish they will reduce the chances of damage due to discoloration caused by sun exposure.

These simple tips should make is easy for you to successfully maintain your wood furniture for years to come. And if you would like assistance with you home cleaning, The Maids Minneapolis, in St Louis Park, Minnesota can take care of your needs!

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