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7 DIY Homemade Cleaning Hacks for Wooden Furniture

Among all the types of furniture that can be found today, one remains an enduring favorite and will continue to be so: wooden furniture. Natural, classic and always in style despite changing trends, it adapts itself beautifully to any decor style. Whether it’s a shabby-chic, contemporary, modern, industrial or bohemian decor idea, wooden furniture can easily be made to fit in with numerous home design themes. However, this lasting appeal does have a price, one that homeowners are usually more than willing to pay: it needs maintenance. With the right care, it can last for generations and does, in fact, even look better with age.<br><br>For More Detail Please visit: https://www.tezerac.com/blog/care-wooden-furniture/

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7 DIY Homemade Cleaning Hacks for Wooden Furniture

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  1. 7 DIY Homemade Cleaning Hacks for Wooden Furniture 5000+ Customized Global Designs

  2. Tea to the Rescue Tea is exceptionally beneficial for your wooden furniture. The tannic acid helps in adding a shining touch to wood and helps in getting rid of old polish. Fill up a cooking pot with clean water and add two spoons/bags of tea. Let the water boil for 10 minutes and then switch off the burner. Cool it down to room temperature and wring a soft cloth in the mix. Wipe the surface with this cloth and dry the surface by wiping it with a lint-free cloth.

  3. Stain-fighting Toothpaste Tired of water rings and other difficult stains? Forget about these as toothpaste is here to win the battle for you. Apply some toothpaste on the surface and buff it up using a soft cloth.

  4. Bid Goodbye to Dents Wood and water never go along but water can be a game changer in case of dents. Water makes wood to swell up and this helps in restoring the former glory of wood. In case of a dent, place a wet tissue over the area and dry it using an iron. This process takes at least 3-5 minutes and should be tried first on an unnoticeable area.

  5. Restore Shine Using Vinegar No one would have thought that vinegar can be used for polishing wood but it is a tried-and-tested formula by many experts. Take 1 part of vinegar and 3 parts of olive oil and pour it in a jar. Shake the jar to mix these two ingredients. With the help of a lint-free cloth, apply the mix on the surface and clean it with a microfiber cloth.

  6. Beer Up the Wood Bring your old furniture back to life with use of flat ‘beer’. Dip a soft, clean cloth is a bowl of beer and wring it remove excess beer. Ensure that the cloth is damp and not over wet. Rub the surface in a circular fashion and buff it up using a clean, lint-free cloth.

  7. Fatty Wonder Mayonnaise may be high on fat content but is very effective in removing water rings or sharpie (permanent marker) stains. Apply half a spoon mayo on the surface and rub it in a circular manner. This will help polish to absorb mayo and restore the outer surface.

  8. Scratch the Scratch Hide those hideous scratches by rubbing walnut on the damaged area.

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