Wooden furniture is beautiful and easy to care for, it can last for generations when properly maintained.
Cleaning: Remove residue with a damp cotton cloth. You can use warm water if necessary. Always test on an inconspicuous area first. Remove any soap residue with a clean damp cloth. Dry with a clean cloth.
Caution: Use cup holders or other protection to avoid direct contact with wet, cold or hot objects. Use felt pads under any objects that will be placed on top of your furniture and that may cause scratches, e.g. lamps, cup holders, decorations. Keep your wooden furniture away from any heat sources, moisture sources, vents and direct sunlight to prevent fading and warping.
Minor touch-ups: For minor scratches or dents, rub a marker, shoe polish, or furniture pen of the corresponding color over the damaged area to make it less noticeable.
Water marks: These marks, like the white ring left on a glass, are caused by excess moisture. To remove the watermark, you will need to remove the moisture. In some cases, the moisture will eventually dissipate on its own. To speed up the process, you can use a hair dryer below 72 degrees C or 160 degrees F. There are also commercial products that will help remove watermarks.
