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How to Clean and Maintain Antique Wood Furniture Like a Pro- (1)

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How to Clean and Maintain Antique Wood Furniture Like a Pro- (1)

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  1. How to Clean and Maintain Antique Wood Furniture Like a Pro? Antique furniture requires regular cleaning and maintenance sessions. Waxing and regular cleaning are the best ways to clean and protect wood furniture. They not only clean the surface of the furniture. In fact, it helps to protect it from scratches and other damage. What do you need to clean and maintain antique wood furniture? A soft cloth or brush is best to dust the furniture and remove any dirt or debris. You can also go with a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to gently vacuum the surface.

  2. You can also use furniture polish or wax to help protect the finish and keep the wood looking shiny and new. General cleaning of the surface is a must. You can take a few basic steps to clean antique wood furniture. First, dust the piece with a soft, dry cloth. You can clean the part with a mild soap and water solution. Rinse the work well and dry it thoroughly to avoid water damage. Finally, polish the piece with furniture or beeswax to protect the finish. Waxing to get that glow To clean your antique wood furniture, you must wax it regularly. Follow the can's directions and apply the wax to your furniture with a soft cloth. Here are certain things to remember during the furniture polishing procedure. ●First, it's essential to choose a suitable wax. There are multiple types of wax on the market, and not all are suitable for wood furniture use. Some polishes can damage the finish, so choosing one specifically designed for use on wood is essential. ●Second, the wax should be applied in a thin, even layer. Too much wax can damage the furniture. ●Finally, the wax should be allowed to dry before buffing it to a shine. Otherwise, it can leave behind a sticky residue that can attract dirt and dust. Mildew Cleaning is a great option. Mildew cleaning is an excellent option for cleaning antique wood furniture. The main benefit of mild cleaning is that it does not damage the wood. Also, gentle cleaners are often less expensive than chemical cleaners. White Spirit Cleaning White spirit is a colorless, flammable solvent often used to clean antique wood furniture. It's an integral part of the furniture polishing procedure. Although it is effective at removing dirt and grime, it can also damage the furniture's finish if it is not used correctly. It is essential to dilute the white spirit solvent with water. Also, test it on a small table area first to ensure it will not damage the finish.

  3. Don'ts while cleaning antique wood furniture ● Using harsh chemicals or abrasives. These can damage the finish and leave scratches on the surface. ●Placing hot items directly on the surface. It leads the wood to warp or discolor. ●Allowing moisture to sit on the surface. It can leave water spots or rings. Wrapping up with a best suggestion If you are looking for reliable antique wood maintenance. Then, your ultimate destination is Osbond and Tutt. We have the best surface finishing specialists in London.

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