But if the burn mark is too deep, you can lightly apply iodine on it, or apply Vaseline oil on it, and wipe it with a soft cloth the next day to eliminate the burn mark. Home Cleaning Common Sense: Old and new furniture in your home has gone through the test of time, and problems have arisen along with it, including dirt, scratches, cracks, and even deformation, which can make people uncomfortable to look at. Big problems are covered by the manufacturer's warranty, and small problems can be solved by yourself. A. Rattan or bamboo products will accumulate dirt and change color after being used for a long time. They can be scrubbed with salt water to remove dirt and make them soft and tough. Regularly wiping with a wet hand towel can keep it clean. B. Making tea on a coffee table with fireproof board will leave unsightly stains over time. At this time, you can sprinkle some water on the table, wipe it with the tin foil paper in the cigarette box, and then scrub it with water to wash away the tea stains. C. Placing hot cups and plates directly on the furniture paint will leave a circle of burn marks. Generally, you only need to wipe it with a rag moistened with kerosene, alcohol, toilet water or strong tea, or use iodine to gently wipe or apply a layer of petroleum jelly on the burn mark; wipe the burn mark with a rag every two days. eliminate. D. Fireworks, soot or unextinguished matches and other burning objects may sometimes leave scorch marks on the furniture paint. If only the paint surface is burned, wrap a thin hard cloth around a toothpick and gently wipe the marks. Then apply a layer of wax and the scorch marks can be removed. E. After wiping off the trademarks on the furniture, there will be a sticky residue left behind, which is sticky and dirty. It can be wiped off with a coarse eraser, and the effect is good. Chewing gum on the floor can also be wiped off with an eraser. F. White tabletops and white chairs at home are easy to stain, and it is difficult to wipe off the stains with a rag. You might as well try squeezing toothpaste on a clean rag. Just wipe it gently and the stains on the furniture will be removed. Don't use too much force to avoid damaging the paint surface. G. If the paint surface of the furniture is scratched and does not touch the wood, you can use a crayon or paint of the same color as the furniture to apply it on the wound surface of the furniture to cover the exposed base color, and then apply a thin layer of transparent nail polish. H. When cracks appear on wooden furniture or floors, you can cut old newspapers into pieces, add an appropriate amount of alum, boil them with water or rice soup into a paste, then use a knife to embed them into the cracks and smooth them out. They will be very strong after drying. By applying paint of the same color, the wood can be restored to its original appearance. I. If the backboard of the furniture is affected by moisture and deforms over a large area, it should be replaced. The furniture must have four flat feet, otherwise it will be deformed due to uneven stress. Do not install a mirror lightly on the sliding wardrobe door, as the mirror will be too large and heavy. Make the cabinet door drop and compress it into a track. J. If the electroplated switches of electrical appliances are touched frequently, they will lose their luster and be corroded by sweat. You can apply Vaseline frequently to prevent salt corrosion. K. Leather and wooden furniture should be waxed regularly. You can use Bili beads and other products. Only with regular maintenance can the furniture be kept new. Seven Methods for Decontamination and Cleaning of Wooden Furniture: Soap Cleaning Method: Wooden furniture should be cleaned every once in a while. When washing, you can use a soft rag or sponge to scrub with warm soapy water. After it is dry, use furniture oil and wax. Brush to make it smooth. Milk cleaning method: Dip a clean rag in expired milk or ordinary edible milk, and then use the rag to wipe tables and other wooden furniture, which is very effective in removing dirt. Finally, wipe it with clean water. Suitable for many types of furniture. Tea cleaning method: If the painted furniture is contaminated with dust, you can wrap wet tea leaves in gauze and wipe it, or scrub it with cold tea water, which will make the furniture particularly smooth and bright. Beer cleaning method: Take 1400 ml of boiled light beer, add 14 grams of sugar and 28 grams of beeswax, and mix thoroughly. When the mixture cools, dip it in a soft cloth to wipe the wood, and then wipe it with a soft dry cloth. This method applies to the cleaning of oak furniture. White vinegar cleaning method: Mix equal parts white vinegar and hot water to wipe the surface of the furniture, and then wipe hard with a soft cloth. It is suitable for the maintenance of mahogany furniture and the cleaning of other furniture contaminated by ink stains. Lemon cleaning method: If the polished or varnished wood is left with traces caused by heat such as light wood, wipe it with half a lemon, and then wipe it with a soft cloth soaked in hot water. Finally, wipe it dry quickly with a dry soft cloth and polish it to restore it to its original appearance. Toothpaste cleaning method: The white paint on the surface of furniture will turn yellow over time and look very unclean. You can use a rag dipped in toothpaste or tooth powder to wipe it, and the paint color will change from yellow to white. But do not use friction to avoid wiping off the paint and damaging the surface of the furniture. In addition, if there is dust on the furniture, do not use a feather duster to sweep it away, because the flying dust will fall back on the furniture. It should be wiped with a semi-dry and semi-moist rag.