We recommend daily care with lukewarm water and, when needed, use of suitable wood soap spray as a gentle cleaning agent. Use wood soap spray at most once a week to avoid over-saturation of the surface. To maintain resistance against stains and prevent dry cracks, oiled furniture needs regular maintenance with oil. The oil requirement varies depending on wear.
Special Guidelines for pigmented oil: Varnish oil and brown oil contain pigments that affect the surface color. These pieces are as easy to care for as those with natural oil but may require a bit more effort to maintain their original condition. Use wood cleaner or lukewarm water with a mild cleaning agent for daily care.
By following these guidelines, your furniture will continue to be a source of natural beauty for many years to come. To care for and extend the lifespan of your furniture, proper maintenance is crucial. We provide the furniture with oil before delivery to ensure a strong start, and with these simple guidelines, you can preserve their unique character and radiance.
The metal components of your furniture also require thoughtful maintenance. Regularly wipe these surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to eliminate dust and deter tarnishing. For a more thorough cleaning, employ a mild soapy solution with water, steering clear of abrasive or acidic cleaners. Ensure metal surfaces are thoroughly dried to avoid water spots and tarnishing.
For your leather details, a regular routine of care ensures longevity and timeless appeal. Dust leather surfaces with a soft, dry cloth on a regular basis to prevent the accumulation of dust. For day-to-day cleaning, a damp cloth with lukewarm water can be used, ensuring excess water is avoided and promptly dried off. Exercise caution against prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and heat, as they can lead to fading and dryness.
In the event of spills, address them promptly using a clean, absorbent cloth. For more stubborn stains, opt for a mild, pH-balanced leather cleaner, carefully following the product's instructions. Avoid the use of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning materials to protect the leather's finish.
Periodically, apply a quality leather conditioner to maintain suppleness and prevent drying. Use a soft, lint-free cloth for an even application, adhering to the recommended frequency and application guidelines provided by the product.
