To keep your wooden furniture clean, you should know about your furniture's made, polish and what kind of finish it has. If you know that, start the cleaning process.

Clean With Soap and Water

Typically, a moist towel and mild dishwashing liquid are all that is required to clean the furniture. 

Wipe with a soap-free, moist towel after washing, and then dry the area with a washcloth. 

Important to Note: 

All cleansers containing ammonia should be avoided; ammonia can destroy wooden furniture.

Polish Furniture After Cleaning

Plenty of the shine will go off each time you wipe your hardwood furniture. Polishing can restore the sheen and preserve the surface.

Important to Note: 

Use a furniture polish that does not include a high alcohol content. Alcohol-based polishes can harm wood surfaces.

Remove Dust

Dust your furniture using a gentle, dried, lint-free towel or brush. Regular dusting protects the finish against grit & grime buildup.

First, vacuum your furniture's cracks and holes among cushions, such as the regions where the arms of a couch join the back. Remove the seats and vacuum all corners of the cushions.

Second, fill a spray container halfway with water. Next, add a few drops of fluid dish detergent. To fight odor, add a capful of white vinegar as well as a few pinches of soda to the blend. Shake it up thoroughly.

Put a sponge in the detergent solution and massage it around the back or underneath the upholstery. Wipe the place dry with a towel before allowing it to air dry fully. 

Important to Note:

If there is any discoloration, do not use the detergent combination.

Leather is subject to cracking and drying out. As a result, maintain leather furniture at least two steps away from sunshine as well as other sources of heat. As usual, clean the leather with a moist cloth and dust it.

Dirty leather furniture necessitates extra attention, particularly if you intend to clean white leather sofas. You may use a towel and 1/4 white vinegar to 1/2 water. You may then clean it with leather saddle soap and blot it dry with a cloth.

Nourish the Leather Furniture

One part vinegar to 2 parts linseed oil should be used. Shake it up, mix it in, and set it aside for ten min. Then, using a towel, buff it out. Many buffs may be necessary.



Another approach is to re-moisturize your leather after cleaning it with a leather lotion.

Furniture is costly and demands special care from time to time. When your furniture requires more thorough cleaning and frequent vacuuming, you should engage a professional furniture cleaning service to clean your furniture as well as your house.

Hire the Haimen Cleaning Service; our crew can assist you in keeping your furniture clean.

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