Pay attention to the maintenance of office furniture!!!

Pay attention to dust prevention

　　Generally, high-end solid wood office furniture has exquisite carvings and decorations. If the office furniture is not cleaned and dusted regularly, these carvings and decorations will not only lose their exquisite decorative effect, but the accumulated dust will also affect the appearance of the office furniture. Therefore, if the dust removal step is done well, it can effectively prevent the office furniture from "aging".

　　Avoid scratches on office furniture. Hard objects and collisions can easily damage office furniture. But what if scratches do occur? We can use wax strips that match the custom surface color of the office furniture to repair the scratches. This is effective and can perfectly cover scratches on office furniture.

Office furniture maintenance tips (fabric)

　　Many corporate reception rooms feature fabric furniture to create a welcoming atmosphere for guests. These furniture pieces are often made of soft, comfortable fabrics that are easily soiled and damaged, requiring special care during maintenance. Products made from imported fabrics treated to prevent dust and stains can be cleaned simply by wiping with a damp towel. For items that are particularly susceptible to soiling and damage, it's best to have them cleaned by a professional cleaner to prevent deformation and extend their lifespan.

　　Office furniture maintenance tips (electroplating, sandblasted glass)

　　Office furniture made of electroplated and sandblasted glass is often found in employee lounge coffee tables, chairs, and other items. These items have a glossy finish, making fingerprints and stains easily visible and detracting from the aesthetics of the finish. However, these items are much easier to maintain than the other three types mentioned above. Simply avoid placing them in a high-street environment. To clean, simply wipe gently with a dry cloth and they'll shine like new. However, be careful not to grab the glass top when moving them.

Office furniture maintenance tips (solid wood)

　　Solid wood office furniture, mostly desks and chairs, requires careful attention to cleaning, placement, and movement during maintenance. Avoid scratching with sharp objects when cleaning. Avoid using a wire brush or hard-bristled brush to remove stubborn stains; instead, use a soft cloth dampened with a strong detergent. Avoid direct sunlight when placing furniture, as this can cause the paint on the surface to oxidize quickly. Also, be careful when moving furniture to avoid bumps and damage to the painted surface.

Office furniture maintenance tips (leather)

　　Genuine leather office furniture is often used in senior management offices to showcase the company's high standards. While leather furniture possesses excellent softness and color, it can easily damage if not properly maintained. Careful attention should be paid to both placement and cleaning. Similar to wooden office furniture, it should be placed away from direct sunlight. When cleaning, wipe with a fine-neck cloth dipped in a small amount of clean water, then dry with a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn stains, use a cloth with a lint-free cloth.

Office furniture maintenance tips (panel type)

　　The floor where the panel furniture is placed must be kept flat, with all four legs touching the ground evenly. If the panel furniture is in a state of frequent swaying and shaking after being placed, the fastening parts will inevitably fall off and the bonding parts will crack over time, thus affecting the use effect and reducing the life of the panel furniture. In addition, if the floor is soft and makes the panel furniture unbalanced, do not use wooden boards or iron sheets to pad the furniture legs. Even if you keep it balanced, it will be difficult to distribute the force evenly, which will damage the internal structure of the panel furniture in the long run. The only way to compensate is to trim the floor, or use a slightly larger hard rubber board on the floor to ensure that the four legs of the panel furniture touch the ground evenly.

　　What should you do if your office furniture has turned yellow? You can clean it repeatedly with egg white. How should you care for burnt office furniture? What should you do if your office furniture is burned by heat from cigarettes, matches, or other sources? You can use a lemon. Cut the lemon in half, use one half to wipe the affected area, and then wipe it with a cloth soaked in hot water. You should see the burn mark fade until it disappears.

What should you pay attention to when moving office furniture?

　　1. Be careful to move and place the office furniture with care to avoid damage. If the office furniture is too large, you can use soft ropes to help move it.

　　2. Avoid frequent moving, disassembly and assembly. This can greatly reduce damage to office furniture and effectively extend the service life of office furniture.