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Woodie Bänke | Hergestellt für /
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© dekoVries GmbH
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Schultze-Fimmen-Str. 2
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26689 Apen
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Germany
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www.deVries-Group.de
MÖBELPFLEGE
FURNITURE CARE
Characteristics of antique teak wood
Antique teak is made from recycled teak - matured wood
with strength and quality. Furniture made from antique
teak are unique and almost solely derive their charm from
little holes, cracks, joints and other irregularities. These
irregularities are typical and are no causes for complaint, a
warranty claim or quality concerns about the product.
Instructions for care of all types of wood
The right way to care for your furniture depends on
the type of wood and how it has been treated in the
past. Please consider that a piece of furniture made of
natural wood should always be treated with the same
product. If it has already been treated with oil prior to
your purchasing the product, then you should only use
oil in the future, too.
If your piece of furniture made out of teak wood
already patinates or have gotten dirty it is especially
important to clean the wood before treating it with oil.
Cleaning
Please do not clean your garden furniture with
a high pressure washer, as the water pressure
can damage the surface.
Please clean your garden furniture as follows:
1. Please just use a brush and a mild soap
solution.
2. This should then be rinsed with clean water
and left to dry. Afterwards, you can sand
your furniture with 200 grade sand paper, if
necessary.
3. Finally, you can oil your furniture to restore
the desired colour tone of the wood.
In the case of more intensive treatment,
you may wish to oil the wood two or three
times. Here it is important that you oil your
furniture using the “wet in wet” procedure.
This means the oils should soak into the
wood but should not be allowed to dry
out before you repeat the oiling process.
Otherwise, particles of dirt from the air
can contaminate the surface and cause
discolouring.
Cleaning stainless steel furniture
Regularly clean your stainless steel furniture with
warm water and some washing-up liquid. Afterwards
thoroughly rinse with clean water. After cleaning, dry
your furniture with a soft cloth.
Avoid using any cleaning products that contain
abrasive materials, since these can cause scratches
in the surface of the furniture. Other products which
are not suitable for cleaning stainless steel include
cleaning products for chrome, silver and brass,
furniture polish.
Storage
Cushions and covers should be removed and stored in
a dry place.
