How to damp-proof the furniture

Stepping into July, the air gradually became hot and humid, like a cloud over the hearts of southerners. It was damp everywhere, and there was a musty smell everywhere in the damp corners. Humidity remains high and the temperature is getting higher and higher, and series of small water droplets begin to form on the surface of the furniture floor. The little friends in the south must sigh in their hearts, it's another rainy year! Moisture-induced mildew and deformation have always been an important reason for the shortened life of furniture and the drop in appearance. When the rainy season is approaching, how should furniture be moisture-proof?

Wooden furniture: The key to moisture-proofing of wooden furniture is to maintain its luster. It can be spread evenly on the surface of the furniture with a special cleaner or protective wax, and wipe it gently.

Leather furniture: The leather of leather furniture will harden when exposed to cold after being damp. The surface of some corners is still more prone to mildew, deformation or fading. After removing dust and mildew, the surface should be smeared with special mink oil and leather oil. Wait. For example, leather furniture such as leather sofas and leather lounge chairs, and leather sofas in the living room are often used. If they get damp, they will also affect the appearance of the living room.

Metal furniture: It is best to wipe frequently with a dry rag on a wet day. If corrosion occurs, use a dish cloth or toothbrush with rust inhibitor to remove it, and then use a dry cloth to polish it.