Daily Use and Maintenance Guide for Household Wooden Beds

Avoid bumps and scratches from hard objects: During daily use, avoid impacts to the bed frame from sharp or heavy objects. When cleaning, use a soft cotton cloth or feather duster, and do not scrub with hard objects.

Maintain a stable environment: The bedroom's temperature and humidity should remain relatively stable. Excessive dryness can cause the wood to crack, while excessive humidity can lead to mold or deformation. It is recommended to keep the bed at least 1 meter away from air conditioner vents, humidifiers, and heaters.

Prevent direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause wood to fade and crack. It is recommended to use curtains or thin sheer curtains to block strong sunlight.

Properly clean stains: Do not use alcohol, gasoline, or other chemical solvents. You can use a soft cloth dipped in warm tea water to gently wipe stains. After the moisture evaporates, apply specialized wood wax for maintenance.

Regular inspection and maintenance: Regularly check the bed frame's hardware connections (such as screws and nuts) for looseness and tighten them promptly. When cleaning the bed legs, avoid having wet mops directly contact the wood to prevent dampness and rot.

Regular waxing maintenance: It is recommended to wax solid wood beds once every six months to one year. Choose high-concentration, silicone-free solid wax to maintain the wood's luster and enhance protection.