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Tips for cleaning wood:

Guidelines for caring for your wooden furniture

1. Avoid using abrasive products that may damage the surface.

2. For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth to remove dust regularly.

3. To clean stubborn stains, use a cloth lightly dampened with a mild wood cleaner or diluted neutral soap.

4. If the surface to be cleaned has a grain, clean in the direction of the grain.

5. In the case of accidental stains, clean them as soon as possible to prevent them from penetrating the wood and leaving a mark.

6. Keep your furniture away from sources of moisture to prevent warping or damage.

7. Keep furniture away from heat sources.

8. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight to prevent discolouration and deterioration of the material.

Cleaning according to the type of wood:

- Lacquered wood. Clean the surface with a cloth dampened with water or with neutral soap dissolved in water. Avoid any type of blow to prevent the lacquer from coming off.

- Untreated natural wood. If it has not been treated, it is a very sensitive material. We will clean the dust with a soft cloth without any product.

- Melamines and laminates (HPL). Clean with a soft cloth dampened with soap diluted in water, then rinse and dry. Do not apply waxes or aerosols, as these will grease or scratch the surface. On the contrary, window cleaners and anti-grease products are recommended.

A few tips:

- Use cotton cloths for best results.

- Be sure to rinse after using soap so that the surface does not tarnish.

- Remember to remove excess moisture so that the wood does not swell.