Furniture Care

Articles in Furniture Care

By KimberleyJace 1 comments
If you find your pillow-top mattress has flattened out too much for your comfort, a feather bed might be just what you need. Feathers provide an ideal sleeping surface: they’re warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and they mold to conform to ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
Contrary to popular opinion, it isn't always necessary to dry clean a feather bed or down bedding. Besides an occasional airing-out to keep the bed fresh, it should be cleaned approximately once a year... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
Ivory always seems to yellow with age and lose its beautiful soft gleam. Many pianos look old and worn because the ivory keys are discolored or broken. You can keep ivory lovely with proper care and regular cleaning... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 2 comments
Big-ticket items like furniture and upholstery should be dusted and vacuumed regularly. It's the only way to keep in check the airborne cooking oils and dust that inevitably settle on these pieces. But what's the solution to little Jack's ... more »
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Wood furniture is desirable for it's warm, timeless look and durability. Whether your furniture is oiled, painted or polished, there are specialty cleaning products to keep your wood looking new for years. You can also use common household items ... more »
By Silvermoon 0 comments
Whether it is laminate flooring, hardwood floors or wooden furniture, scratches inevitably appear. This article concerns the easiest way to conceal such marks so that they are barely noticeable!.. more »
By Momof3infl 3 comments
This is a great idea for business people and anyone who has ever thrown away a shirt or dress because of a stubborn ink stain... more »
By fenleyfam 0 comments
What is the point of those cute highchair covers if they are always caked in dried carrots! Here is a CHEAP and simple way to keep it clean in-between visitors... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Keep your wood furniture looking new with this easy-to-make polish... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
During the long winter months, you may have been huddled inside your home with the doors and windows closed to stay warm. Now your house is stuffy with potential stale smells and allergy triggers from lack of air circulation. Here's how to open ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
If your child decided to draw on your wood furniture or floors with crayons, follow these simple instructions to restore your wood to its original beauty... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 50 comments
Grease and water stains don't have to doom your furniture to the attic or basement. With a few easy steps, your furniture will look and feel as though nothing spilled on it. Here are some old-fashioned home remedies for fixing these right up... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Mold or mildew is a type of fungus that thrives and multiplies in warm, moist environments, especially on organic materials such as paper, leather, wood, natural fibers or surfaces coated with the slightest amount of organic matter such as food ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 11 comments
Rust is tough, but you can get rid of it on most surfaces. To prevent rust from forming you should keep metals dry and minimize their exposure to humidity and water. Here's an overview of your options for treating and preventing rust on most ... more »
By Sharon Keith 1 comments
If you have ever had a little one or a pet have an accident on your new mattress, you know how upsetting it can be. Aside from hiring professionals to super clean your mattress, a temporary fix can be as simple as using good spray upholstery ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Repairing vinyl upholstery, whether in a chair or car seat, is not difficult. The biggest challenge may be finding a vinyl piece to patch up the hole that matches the original vinyl covering. Often the color has faded with time and use or the ... more »
By Erinn Valencich 1 comments
There are so many specialized cleaning products on the market that you could practically fill your cupboards with them. But if you don’t want to shell out the money--or you’d rather take a break from the harsh chemicals these products so often ... more »
By christieo1 1 comments
Did you know that Dryer Sheets have TONS of uses around your home, many of which people never realize? Try some of them and you too will develop a new love for this cheap and versatile household staple... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Over time, a sofa is like anything else--wear and tear lead it to need a good cleaning. Cleaning a sofa is rather easy once you have determined the necessities of your particular couch. The following will help you in preparing and actually ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
Keeping upholstered furniture clean will increase the life of the fabrics. Here's how to wash upholstery, whether it's a couch, sofa, loveseat or favorite chair... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 6 comments
Don't throw your scratched and stained furniture away! Make it look new again with these easy tricks that require only household items... more »
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There are many wood finishers available on the market; however beeswax is the perfect natural base ingredient for finish. Applying a beeswax finish to bare wood will help to protect it from scratches, water damage and wear and will also give it a ... more »
By MissMia07404 1 comments
There is a certain amount of accomplishment and relaxation at the end of the day when the daily chores are complete, the kids are in bed and the dinner dishes are done. You take a moment to sit down and relax and admire the shine of your wood ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
If wax spills onto your couch or chair, you can remove it with these simple steps... more »
By brittanyj 3 comments
How to remove and repair cat scratches from leather furniture... more »