Until not so many decades ago, most furniture was made entirely or almost entirely of wood, one of the most important resources that nature has provided since man “appeared” on earth. In fact, even today, wood is still a fundamental element of any type of home and makes up the vast majority of furniture. While many furniture variants undergo a process to change the look and feel, many prefer to stay true to the “rustic”: An example of this is parquet, which is a type of solid wood that is mainly used for floors. A good parquet is quite expensive and requires special care to maintain it. In general, all wooden furniture, since it is a natural element in every respect, tends to be modified by wear and tear, external influences and time, and also to become opaque as a result. How to care for dull furniture?
If your wooden furniture is dull, polish it like this – here’s the amazing trick
There are many products specifically designed to treat wood, allowing it to be “nourished” but also giving it a new shiny appearance. In fact, when wooden objects are processed, this only retains its shiny and clean appearance for a few years and then tends to become opaque.
Among the various solutions, the one that stands out is made up of 1/4 cup white vinegar (apple cider vinegar and 3/4 cup olive oil are fine, too. After adding the two ingredients to a container and mixing them thoroughly, this solution can be used with help a cloth dipped in it and wrung out appropriately, it is necessary to “run” the cotton cloth in circular movements over the entire surface of the now opaque piece of furniture and then follow the natural grain. As it is a 100% natural remedy, this mixture has no real side effects.
