Wooden furniture can become dull over time but if you're looking to get it back to its shiny new appearance, there's one easy tip.
More and more people are turning to natural methods when cleaning their home. Store-brought products can be costly and you may not want to always use chemical cleaners. Luckily, there's one natural combination which could make a huge difference. Better Homes and Gardens says: "Woodwork and wood furnishings can gather dust and dirt buildup over time. Regular wipe-downs are necessary to keep wood looking shiny.
"For extra sheen, mix one part lemon oil and one part white vinegar for an environmentally friendly (and shiny) cleaning hack."
Wooden furniture has natural grains, textures, and warmth that create a welcoming atmosphere in any space.
But, over time, it can lose its shine due to dust, dirt, sunlight, and wear. To restore furniture, it could be easier than you think.
Taking some extra time to clean your furniture can make your whole room look different.
Martha Stewart says cleaning wood with the wrong materials can lead to scratching, warping, staining, and lightening - so it's important to make sure you get it right.
She adds that you should be dusting your furniture weekly but giving it a proper deep clean one a month.
Martha warns against using the wrong items to clean. She says: "Generally, you should avoid using anything abrasive, acidic, or products with harsh chemicals."
If you are hoping to keep your furniture in good shape, you should protect it from direct sunlight.
You should also make sure to use coasters for beverages, and use tablecloths where needed.
By taking these extra measures, you can ensure your furniture will stay in better shape for longer.
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