Do not wash juvenile and children’s furniture with soapy water or clean water
Because soap cannot effectively remove the dust accumulated on the surface of children’s furniture, nor can it remove the fine sand particles before polishing. Mildew or local deformation will shorten the service life.
Do not use coarse cloth or old clothes as a rag
When wiping young children’s furniture, it is best to use a towel, cotton cloth, cotton fabric or flannel cloth. As for coarse cloth or cloth with thread ends, snap buttons, stitches, and buttons that will scratch children’s furniture, they must be avoided.
Do not wipe the juvenile and children’s furniture with a dry cloth
Since dust is composed of fibers, sand, etc., many consumers are used to wiping the surface of children’s furniture with a dry cloth, which will cause these fine particles to leave tiny scratches on the surface of children’s furniture.
Avoid improper use of wax products
In order to make children’s furniture look shiny, some people apply wax products directly on children’s furniture, or improperly use wax oil for children’s furniture, which will make children’s furniture look foggy and speckled. In order to prevent juvenile and children’s furniture from losing its original luster and brightness due to improper cleaning and maintenance methods, it is best to wipe it with a cloth dipped in cleaning care spray wax to avoid scratches and maintain the original brightness of the juvenile and children’s furniture .