Master the daily maintenance cleaning tips of the desk and chair

Height Adjustable Table And Chair We touch it every day. In order to have a comfortable working environment, it is necessary to keep the Desk with Bookshelf clean and maintain the Kids Study Desk And Chair. For example, Children's Height Adjustable Study Desk can be dirty when we haven't used it for a long time and we must have some cleaning knowledge. Here are some tips for children to learn the daily maintenance of furniture, so that your tables and chairs will always keep their high value!

Kids Study Desk And Chair Cleaning Strategy

Use salt to wipe stains from tables and chairs. Sometimes a circle of stains appears on the table and chairs. Just sprinkle with salt and add some salad oil to clean it up. Gasoline or turpentine can also be removed, but to avoid paint peeling on the desktop, it is best to wipe with salt. If it really cannot be removed, use the above cleaners.

Wipe metal desks and chairs with toothpaste. General dirt from the metal Children's Learning Table And Chair Set can be wiped off slowly with a soft cloth and a little toothpaste. If the stain is stubborn, you can squeeze some toothpaste and wipe it repeatedly with a cloth. Because toothpaste contains abrasives, it has strong detergency.

Do not wipe the table and chair surfaces with a dry cloth. The dust consists of fibers, sand and bauxite. Many people are used to cleaning the surfaces of desks and chairs with a dry rag. In fact, these tiny particles are rubbing back and forth, causing the surface of the table and chairs to be vaguely rough and no longer glowing.

Do not use soapy water, detergent or water to clean tables and chairs. Cleaning products such as soapy water and detergent can not only effectively remove the dust accumulated on the surface of the Simple Study Desk Chair, but also damage the surface of the desk and chair due to its corrosiveness.

Do not use sackcloth or old clothing that is no longer worn. It's best to wipe down tables and chairs with an absorbent fabric such as a towel, cotton, cotton, or flannel. Coarse cloth, thread ends, stitches, buttons, etc. on old clothes will cause scratches on the surfaces of tables and chairs, so try to avoid them.