Hotel furniture cleaning and maintenance 3 major mistakes

1. Do not use coarse cloth or old clothes to wipe the furniture. It is best to use a water-absorbent fabric such as a towel, cotton cloth, cotton fabric or flannel cloth to wipe the furniture. Old cloth, such as coarse cloth, wired head, or stitched, buttons, etc., which may cause scratches on the surface of furniture, should be avoided.

2. Do not use a dry rag to wipe the dust on the furniture surface. It is made up of fiber, sand and bauxite. Many people are used to cleaning the surface of the furniture with a dry rag. In fact, these fine particles have damaged the furniture finish in the rubbing of the back and forth. It is recommended that although these scratches are minimal and even invisible to the naked eye, over time, the surface of the furniture will be dull and rough, and the light will not be.

3. Do not use soapy water, detergent or water to clean furniture such as soapy water or detergent. Not only can it not effectively remove dust accumulated on the surface of furniture, nor can it remove the sand particles before lighting, and because they have It is corrosive and will damage the surface of the furniture and make the lacquer finish of the furniture dull. At the same time, if moisture penetrates into the wood, it will also cause mold or local deformation of the wood, reducing the service life. Nowadays, many furniture are made of fiberboard machine. If there is moisture infiltration, the first two years have not been completely evaporated because the additives such as formaldehyde have not completely evaporated. However, once the additive has evaporated, the moisture of the wet cloth will cause the furniture to become moldy. If the households with lower floors, the furniture at home may have a "mold" every year. I would also like to remind you that even if some furniture surfaces are made of piano paint, it can be properly scrubbed with water. Do not leave the wet cloth on the surface of the furniture for a long time to prevent moisture from penetrating into the wood.