1. Do not expose the furniture to the sun, or place it in an overly dry place to prevent the wood from cracking and deforming.
2. Do not use pigments and putty that are different in color from the original paint of the furniture, and then embed them into the cracks of the furniture to block them, so as not to leave scars.
3. Don't put furniture in a very humid place, so as not to expand the wood when wet, it will easily rot over time, and the drawer will not be able to open.
4. Don't use fragrances that contain extremely chemicals to deodorize the wardrobe, because they are likely to cause damage to the clothing.
5. Avoid dragging and pulling hard when handling, and should be lightly lifted and lightly placed; when placed, it should be placed flat and stable. If the ground is uneven, the legs should be padded to prevent damage to the mortise structure.
6. Avoid pressing heavy objects on top of furniture such as large wardrobes, so as to avoid the cabinet door protruding and the cabinet door being not closed tightly; clothes should not be stacked too much, and avoid exceeding the cabinet door to prevent the cabinet door from being deformed.
7. Do not rinse with water or use a rag to wipe furniture made of plywood. Do not soak it in alkaline water to prevent the plywood from dispersing or degumming. Do not use corrosive cleaners.
8. Do not use alkaline water or boiling water to wash furniture or place high-concentration alcohol, banana water and freshly boiled boiling water on the table to prevent damage to the paint surface.
