Wooden Furniture

Proper Usage and Maintenance of Wooden Furniture 

1. Place the furniture in a well-ventilated area, free from insects such as ants, termites, and wood borers.

2. If the furniture gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. 

3. Clean regularly with a dusting brush or a soft dry cloth. For stains, use a slightly damp soft cloth to clean the surface, then follow with a dry cloth to remove any remaining moisture.

Precautions 

1. Avoid placing furniture in areas with direct sunlight, high humidity, near bathrooms, or under air conditioning vents.

2. Do not leave furniture in poorly ventilated or damp rooms for long periods to prevent mold growth.

3. Do not place extremely hot or cold objects directly on the furniture without a protective layer. Avoid scratches from pens and sharp objects.

4. Do not use rough or abrasive materials, wet cloths, harsh cleaning solutions, or chemicals to clean the furniture.

5. Avoid placing excessively heavy objects on the furniture.

6. When moving furniture, lift it instead of dragging or pushing to prevent damage.

Sofa

Proper Usage and Maintenance of Sofas

1. Place the sofa in a well-ventilated area, free from insects such as ants, termites, and wood borers.
2. Position it on a flat surface, at least 2 feet away from heat sources and approximately 10 cm away from walls to prevent moisture buildup.
3. Use the sofa properly—sit on it as intended. Avoid standing, sitting on the armrests, or jumping on it.
4. For leather sofas, regularly clean with a slightly damp cloth to prevent dirt accumulation. For stains, use a cloth dampened with mild shampoo and gently rub until the stain is removed.
5. For fabric sofas, vacuum regularly. If stained, use a clean cloth dampened with mild shampoo to wipe the area immediately. If the fabric cover is removable, send it for dry cleaning by a professional service.

Precautions

1. Do not use kerosene, turpentine, thinner, alcohol, or other harsh chemicals for cleaning.

2. Frequent use of cleaning solutions or creams on leather sofas may cause the leather to harden and lose its softness.

3. Do not wash fabric sofa covers with water or a washing machine—only dry cleaning is recommended.

4. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight, wind, or air conditioning vents, as this may cause the leather to deteriorate.

5. Prevent scratches from pens and sharp objects.

6. When moving the sofa, lift it instead of dragging or pushing to avoid damaging its structure.

Dining room

How to Care for and Properly Use Dining Furniture:

1. Dining tables or coffee tables made from natural materials like natural wood or natural marble have patterns that occur naturally and cannot be controlled. They require good care to maintain their beauty and durability.

2. Regularly clean the furniture with a damp cloth, then follow up with a dry cloth. If any stains occur, clean them immediately and do not leave them for a long time.

3. Natural wood and natural marble dining tables or coffee tables should not be exposed to moisture or water for extended periods, as moisture can damage natural materials. Always ensure the surface is dry after cleaning.

4. The chrome legs of dining tables, coffee tables, and chairs should be kept away from moisture and sharp objects that could cause scratches.

5. When using chairs, sit properly on them. Avoid standing, sitting on the armrests, or jumping on the chair.

Precautions: 

1. Do not place very hot or cold items directly on the dining table without a coaster. This could damage the table. For glass tables, it could cause cracks, and for natural marble tables, it may cause the polyester coating to peel off.

2. Avoid leaving the tabletop wet for long periods.

3. Avoid placing heavy objects in one spot on the dining table.

4. Avoid scratching the surface with pens or sharp objects.

Kitchen

How to Care for and Properly Use Kitchen Furniture: 

1. Place the furniture in well-ventilated areas, free from insects such as ants, termites, and beetles.

2. Always dry utensils before storing them in cabinets to prevent moisture and mold. Arrange them properly to avoid damage.

3. If the furniture gets wet, dry it immediately. For stains, wipe with a damp cloth and then dry it with a clean cloth. Do not leave it damp for extended periods.

4. Regularly check pipes and plumbing systems. If there are any leaks, dry the area immediately and call a professional plumber.

5. Ensure that electrical appliances and accessories are in good condition and ready for use at all times.

Precautions:

1. Do not place hot or cold items directly on the furniture without proper coasters, and avoid scratching with pens or sharp objects.

2. Do not prepare food by chopping or striking directly on the kitchen countertop. Always use a protective surface.

3. Avoid cooking methods that involve extreme heat or open flames, as they can damage the materials.

4. Do not leave the furniture wet for long periods. Always dry it with a clean cloth immediately.

5. Do not use hard or rough materials, wet cloths, or harsh chemicals for cleaning, as they can cause damage.

6. Avoid overloading cabinets with items near plumbing systems and water pipes, as it may obstruct inspections for issues like leaks.

7. Do not alter, renovate, or repurpose furniture for tasks beyond its intended use.

Outdoor Furniture

How to Care for and Properly Use Outdoor Furniture:

1. Place the furniture in a well-ventilated area, free from insects such as ants, termites, and beetles. Avoid placing the furniture under direct, intense sunlight.
2. To extend the lifespan and maintain the condition of the furniture, use outdoor furniture covers when not in use. This will protect materials such as synthetic wicker and cushions.
3. For cleaning, use a mild detergent mixed with warm water to wipe the furniture. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.
4. To prevent mold stains, avoid folding or storing cushions while they are still damp. If mold stains occur, clean them using warm water mixed with mild detergent and chlorine bleach (no more than 30 ml per 3.8 liters of water). Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry completely.
5. Outdoor furniture made from synthetic wicker is designed to mimic natural rattan and may have different patterns and colors depending on the style of the product.

Precautions:

1. Avoid using concentrated detergents or corrosive cleaners, as they may damage the furniture.
2. Do not place very hot or cold items directly on the furniture without a protective material, as this could damage the tabletop or surface.
3. Avoid scratching the furniture with pens or sharp objects.

Home Decoration

How to Care for and Precautions for Home Decor Items:

1. Avoid placing items in damp areas, as this can lead to mold growth.
2. If your decor items get dusty, wipe them with a clean, damp cloth.
3. For rugs, vacuum regularly. If stains occur, clean them immediately with a specialized rug cleaner. Do not allow stains to remain for long periods.
4. For chandeliers, particularly crystal parts, clean with a mixture of clean water and a special crystal cleaner. Spray the cleaner onto the chandelier, being careful not to get the electrical parts wet. For non-crystal parts such as brass, stainless steel, or other materials, use a soft cloth dipped in the cleaner solution.