1. Turpentine horseshoe grease, also known as floor wax, floor varnish, is made of the same amount of turpentine and wax. Before use, first wash the unpolished furniture with warm water, then wipe it with a soft cloth. Finally, apply the turpentine horseshoe grease evenly on the furniture and wood products, rub it with nylon flannel until it is made. bright.
2. The glazing agent is taken in 50 parts of the water container, and then 15 parts of pure beeswax, 50 parts of turpentine, 200 parts of dry oil, 19 parts of paraffin and 5 parts of soap are added to the water, and stirred evenly under heat. Cool to room temperature, then use a soft cloth to smear the furniture
3. Tea, milk, beer cleaning method
(1) After cleaning the newly purchased wooden furniture with tea for several times, the pungent paint smell and other odors will naturally fade away, and the effect is better than the cleaning agent. When the wooden furniture is stained with dust, wrap it with gauze and wrap it with wet tea leaves to make the furniture lighter.
(2) Dip a piece of clean rag in the edible milk (or inedible milk), and then use this rag to wipe the wooden furniture such as the table to remove the dirt.
(3) First boil 1400 ml of light-colored beer, add 14 g of sugar and 28 g of beeswax, and mix well. After the mixture is cooled, wipe the wooden furniture with a soft cloth, and then dry it with a soft dry cloth to remove the odor.
4. Toothpaste lemon decontamination method
(1) After the white paint on the surface of the furniture is yellowed, use a rag or toothpaste (or tooth powder) to wipe the color of the paint from yellow to white. But don't use too much force to avoid rubbing off the paint.
(2) If the wood products that have been polished or varnished leave marks due to strong heat, use a cut lemon to wipe, then wipe with a hot towel, and finally dry and clean with a clean dry soft cloth. Can be restored as ever.
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