Moderate to serious damage to fine wood home furniture requires the help of a professional to correct. For simple, everyday wear, try these remedies: * To remove cloudiness: Rub wood surface with a cloth dipped in a solution of 1 tablespoon of vinegar added to 1 quart of water. Rub with ...Continue reading...

* Keep home furniture out of direct sunlight, which can cause heat damage and bleaching of the wood. * To prevent the loss of moisture in wood, keep furniture away from heating and air-conditioning sources. * Always use coasters under both hot and cold drinks on your living room, dining room, and ...Continue reading...

Between cleanings, wood should be dusted regularly—ideally, at least once a week. * Never dust with a dry cloth. Most dust particles have sharp edges that can easily cut into and scratch the finish of your home's wood furniture. Because of these sharp edges, dry dusting should be avoided. * Never use ...Continue reading...

There is something truly special about living room, dining room, and bedroom furniture made from wood. For its weight, wood is one of the strongest materials known to man. Wood is a natural product; just as each tree is unique, each piece of wood furniture is different in depth of ...Continue reading...