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Characteristics of Natural Wood
There may be differences in tone and structure of the natural wood, since these are their own characteristics. Wood is a natural product and can undergo changes caused by the environment. For example, the ultraviolet rays of the solar action accelerate the darkening of the wood (oxidation). This is most evident in certain wood species. At the beginning we advise that the objects that are placed on the furniture with this finish is often changed in position so that the wood browns evenly and without stains.
Lacquered Surface Cleaning
Always bear in mind that lacquers must not be dry cleaned. Periodically and regularly clean the surface, in one direction, using a soft cloth slightly moistened with water. The cleaning cloth must not contain sand or other particles. Dry the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Never use any types of caustic or acid detergents, or that contain solvents (as these soften the surface of the lacquer and can damage) and other abrasive products (hard sponges). Do not place hot objects in direct contact with the surfaces. Avoid using glass cleaning products.
Natural Wood Floor Cleaning
Maintenance of wooden furniture should be done with a dry cloth to remove dust. And from time to time, a damp cleaning can be carried out with a soft cloth, but it should be dried immediately to prevent the wood from absorbing moisture. Do not use sharp or abrasive objects on the surface of your furniture. Do not use any types of caustic or acid detergents.
Stainless Steel Surface Cleaning
To ensure a good cleaning, use a microfiber cloth and dry the piece in the direction of brushing (never circular or perpendicular);
If the product contains grease, clean with a slightly damp cloth and a little washing-up liquid. Then dry the surface with a soft, dry cloth.
Lacquered Iron Surface Cleaning
Use a microfiber cloth and clean the piece dry, in case of grease or stains apply alcohol on a soft cloth and wipe over the piece (do not apply other products directly on the pieces).
Glass Surface Cleaning
Use a soft cloth, free of sand or other particles and clean with water or common and commercial cleaning products (never use alkaline products). You can also use alcohol or neutral agents free of abrasive or fluorine. Immediately after washing, it is important to ensure the drying of the entire glass surface.
Ceramic Surface Cleaning
Clean the surface periodically and regularly with a damp microfiber cloth. You can add a little detergent (avoid products containing hydrofluoric acid and its derivatives), then clean with water and rinse the surface with a dry cloth or wipes. You should not use waxes or oily products.
In the event of a spill, you must clean the surface immediately and pay attention to:
Types of dirt Type of fetergents
Grease Alkaline / Solvent
Wine Alkaline / Acid
Coffee Alkaline / Solvent
Juice Oxidizing
Permanent Labeler Solvent