TAILIEUCHUNG - CLEANING, REPAIRING AND RECONDITIONING WOOD FURNITURE

Directive 2002/45/EC applies more specifically to leather production, and prohibits the marketing of substances and preparations for the fat liquoring of leather containing C10-C13 chloro-alkanes in concentrations above 1%. For all pieces of furniture, reference should be made to Directive 1999/44/EC on certain aspects of the sale of consumer goods and associated guarantees. This Directive regulates fitness for purpose of consumer goods and the liability of the seller. Directive 1999/44/EC provides basic protection to consumers against inferior products. The Directive entitles consumers to a period of guarantee of half a year. In addition it establishes the liability of the seller in cases where the lack. | UtahStateUniversity COOPERATIVE EXTENSION August 2000 Cleaning Repairing AND Reconditioning Wood Furniture Carol Williams USU Extension Agent Wayne and Piute Counties FL-HI-500 You may have a piece of furniture that is soiled slightly scratched and worn but not damaged badly enough to require stripping and refinishing. You may own a valuable antique whose beauty might be enhanced but whose quality could be greatly diminished if you stripped the old finish away or did anything more than dust the piece. You may own a piece of furniture that really needs some attention but your time or personal situation may not allow you to refinish it just now. What to do clean it and or recondition it Cleaning and reconditioning may accomplish the task or will temporarily solve the problem until you can do a more thorough refinishing. Some methods for cleaning and reconditioning are 1. Cleaning washing 2. Abrasion 3. Over coating 4. Reamalgamation 5. Padding 6. Patching They are listed in order of increasing difficulty. Use the method that will require the least work to accomplish the desired result. Cleaning and Washing There is no best way to clean a finish. It depends on the kind of dirt. NOTE Use a water wash sparingly water can loosen old glues. 1. Hot Wash Add to each gallon of hot water 2 tablespoons gum turpentine 4 tablespoons boiled linseed oil This formula works best if it is hot enough to require that you wear rubber gloves. Wring out a soft clean cloth in the solution and wash the wood. The turpentine and hot water will clean away soil oils and built up waxes and polishes. The linseed oil will replace oils and actually finish worn or bare spots. Linseed oil has been one of the most used finishes of the past. 1 Wipe dry and buff with a clean soft cloth. This may be sufficient. Polish with lemon oil or apply a surface wax if desired. This wash works well for furniture cabinets and wall paneling. Murphy s oil soap or similar products can also be used to

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