DINING TABLE - BLACK

Care Instructions

Proper care and maintenance of wood furniture begin with regular dusting and gentle cleaning. Airborne particles can accumulate on wood surfaces, forming a filmy layer that may lead to scratches if not removed frequently. To prevent this, use a soft, clean cotton cloth for dusting and avoid dry cloths, which can cause microscopic abrasions. Direct sunlight should be avoided, as UV rays can fade finishes and bleach the wood over time. Use curtains, blinds, or drapes to minimize exposure during the day. Keep your furniture away from alcohol, nail polish remover, and other harsh solutions that can damage the finish. Always use coasters or mats for hot objects to prevent white rings or heat stains. Protect your furniture from scratches by keeping sharp items away and never dragging furniture—lift it instead to avoid pressure damage to legs or floors. Limit water use when cleaning, as excess moisture can stain or warp the wood. Maintaining stable humidity levels indoors helps reduce seasonal wood expansion or contraction. For outdoor furniture, place items under shade during intense sun or rain to extend their lifespan. Lastly, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners unless specifically recommended by your furniture dealer, as these can cause discoloration or damage to the wood finish.

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