Purchase Order Process
General Knowledge of Service and Maintenance
Wood - Wood Furniture (e.g. Dinner Table, Bookshelf, and Closet)
Moist air and hot weather of the rainy season could cause damages to the furniture. Keeping good air circulation and dryness, as well as surface cleaning would be good maintenance methods for wood furniture.
Avoid High Temperature and Preserve Dryness：
Due to the nature of woods, direct sunlight and heating vents should be avoided on the furniture. If the furniture is near the windows, close the blinds and curtains, so the coating doesn’t come off. Meanwhile, placing hot food on the wood surface should be avoided to prevent damages due to the spill of hot sauce or soup. Lastly keep good air circulation to maintain dryness of the air.
Clean the Surface Regularly：
Clean the surface of the furniture regularly, but avoiding using corrosive liquids, such as rubbing alcohol, because the corrosive matters could damage the paint. The preferred cleaning method would be cleaning the furniture using feather duster followed wetted towels.
Wood Furniture Maintenance：
* Whip the dust off the surface of the furniture while following the wood grain. Do not use dry towels in order to prevent scratches.
* Regularly apply moisture to solid wood furniture.
* Avoid applying corrosive matters such as rubbing alcohol and nail polish, in order to prevent coating damage.
* The easiest way to repair scratches and dents is to apply shoe polish of the similar color to the damaged areas.
Leather - Cowhide, Saddleback, Synthetic Leather
1.Cowhide Leather Cleaning and Care Procedure
sponge and clean the sofa in a circular motion. At the end of the cleaning, the sofa will turn dry and require additional care such as the application of leather oil. For quarterly care, follow the steps from the monthly care, and additionally, apply leather conditioning oil on the surface of the sofa evenly. Once the oil is dried, gently polish the surface with a dry, clean towel.
Caution: Do not use detergent, solvent, soap, benzene, or retinol to prevent clogging of the leather pores. Avoid leaving any pesticide near the sofa as well as direct sunlight to prevent damage. Mink oil is the preferred leather conditioning oil due to its ability to maintain leather colors. Finally, do not sit on the same post repeated. Distribute the weights evenly on the sofa to extend its lifespan.
2.Saddleback Leather Cleaning and Care Procedure
First of all, remove the dust off the sofa with a duster or a clean towel. Afterward clean the soil and stain off the sofa using wet towels (because saddleback leather has been treated in a special stain-safe process. And then dry the wetted spots with a dry towel.
Caution: do not sit on the same post repeated. Distribute the weights evenly on the sofa to extend its lifespan. Do not use detergent, solvent, soap, benzene, or retinol to prevent damages on the PU surface.
3.Synthetic Leather. Cleaning and Care Procedure
Remove the dust off the sofa with a duster or a clean towel. Wet a sponge with soap water, and apply it on the soiled stained area. Wash the soap off using a towel wetted with water, and then dries off with a clean, dry towel.
Caution: do not sit on the same post repeated. Distribute the weights evenly on the sofa to extend its lifespan.
Fabric
Fabric cleaning varies by the degree of stain, and the listed measures are only the general cleaning procedure. For further questions regarding treatments of stain, please seek professional assistance.
Pre-mercerized fabric：
mix one part of vinegar and 3~4 parts of water. Apply the solution to the stain with a towel.
Stain circle：
apply steam directly on the stain circle.
Alcohol：
apply water or denatured ethanol on the stain, dry with a clean towel, and then clean with water.
Beeswax：
after solidification of wax, break the wax off by manipulating the fabric surface. If the previous step doesn’t work, then place a sheet of absorbent paper and break off the wax with a cold iron.
Coffee：
treat the stain with the solution of vinegar and water.
Gum：
pull to tighten the fabric, place an ice cube under it, and then scrape off the gum. If not working, then apply some Trilene to remove the gum.
Wax：
See beeswax.
Glue：
treat the glue with the solution of ammonia and water.
Fruit：
wet the fruit stain with alcohol and water, or apply a few drops of vinegar. For fruits such a cherry or blackberry, clean the stain with the solution of baking soda and vinegar.
Oil ink：
apply denatured ethanol with adsorbent. Wipe or vacuum the stained area. Repeat each step until the stain is removed.
Oil and butter：
apply acrylonitrile with adsorbent Wipe or vacuum the stained area until cleaned.
Milk：
wipe off dried milk powder, and then treat the remaining stain with the solution of ammonia and water. Afterward, rub soap against the stain and clean the stain off with water.
Egg：
see milk.
Paint：
apply turpentine with adsorbent Wipe or vacuum the stained area until cleaned. If not working, please seek professional assistance.
Blood：
see milk.
Viscous ink of ballpoint pens：
apply light fuel with adsorbent Wipe or vacuum the stained area until cleaned.
Sugar, syrup：
clean with warm water.
Iodine：
treat the stain with sodium sulfide.
Red wine：
see coffee.
Tea：
see fruit (cherry and blackberry). White wine would be another option for cleaning tea stain.
