1. Solid wood: When solid wood furniture gets damp, it is easy to swell and be damaged and deformed. Generally, solid wood has been dried during the production process, but it is also susceptible to moisture in humid environments. You can use protective wax to evenly apply on the solid wood surface to isolate moisture maintenance.

       2. Panel type: When it gets damp, the damage is more serious. The main reason is that if the edge sealing of the artificial board is not done well, the board will easily absorb water, causing the board to swell and be damaged. To avoid getting damp, you can install water-proof pads under the legs.

       3. Metal: MetalfurnitureWhen damp, it is easy to rust, and the metal handrails or feet will rust. The main iron surface will fade and spots will appear. To avoid getting damp, you can often wipe with oil cloth and mild detergent. Do not use metal products in humid environments. Clean and wipe with dry rags frequently. If rust spots are found, touch up the paint.

       4. Leather: When the leather gets damp, if it is not ventilated in time, it will easily become moldy and the surface will easily fade. You can use leather oil to maintain the leather surface, or you can use a soft cloth to wipe off surface moisture. If there are mold spots, you can use a mildew remover to clean them and then apply leather maintenance oil.

  To avoid getting damp, clean up in time, cover it with a good absorbent sofa towel, and use a vacuum cleaner to suck up the dust on the surface.