Cleaning products such as soapy water and detergents are not effective in removing dust that accumulates on the surface of furniture, nor do they eliminate sand particles that may be present before lighting. Moreover, these substances can be corrosive, which may damage the furniture’s surface and cause the lacquer to lose its shine. If moisture seeps into the wood, it could lead to mold growth or warping, shortening the furniture's lifespan.
Many modern furniture pieces are made from fiberboard, which often contains formaldehyde and other additives. If moisture is introduced during cleaning, these chemicals might not fully evaporate for the first couple of years. However, once the volatile compounds have dissipated, any remaining moisture from a wet cloth can cause mold to form. In homes with low floors, furniture might develop mold annually due to this issue.
Jiuzheng Building Materials Network reminds you that even if some furniture surfaces are finished with piano paint, it is still advisable to use water carefully. Avoid leaving wet cloths on the furniture for long periods, as this can allow moisture to penetrate the wood and cause damage over time.
When cleaning furniture, avoid using coarse or old clothes that might scratch the surface. It's best to use soft, absorbent materials like towels, cotton cloths, or flannel. Old rags with threads, buttons, or seams should be avoided, as they can leave scratches that are hard to see but damaging over time.
Always ensure your cleaning rags are clean. After wiping dust off, flip the cloth or replace it with a fresh one. Reusing the same dirty side only pushes dirt back onto the furniture, potentially dulling its finish.
Avoid using dry cloths to wipe dust off furniture. Many people do this instinctively, but the fine particles in the dust can gradually damage the finish through repeated rubbing. Although the scratches may be small and invisible at first, they can accumulate over time, making the surface look dull and rough.
**Home Cleaning Tips**
Even if you clean your home daily, there may be areas that remain dusty or neglected—especially in corners like under the kitchen sink, beneath the sofa, or under the bed. These are the places where dirt and dust tend to accumulate the most.
In the kitchen, focus on cleaning the range hood and gas stove first. To prevent oil buildup in the range hood’s vents, you can cover the openings with plastic wrap and replace it regularly. This way, you only need to remove the plastic when cleaning.
When cleaning the gas stove, use a mild detergent. For the burners, a thin wire brush can help remove carbon deposits. Then, use a pin to clear each burner hole and a brush to clean out any debris.
In other parts of the house, use a stick wrapped in stockings to collect dust from hard-to-reach areas. Alternatively, use a vacuum cleaner followed by a damp cloth for a thorough clean.
In the bathroom, prolonged moisture can lead to rust and mold on floors and walls. Toilets and bathtubs require special cleaners to remove stubborn dirt and grime.
The living room and bedroom are key areas where a clean and inviting atmosphere can be maintained. Focus on cleaning windows, carpets, floors, sofas, curtains, and furniture. If anything needs washing, plan ahead and clean it a week in advance to ensure everything looks its best.
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