Table Care

1. Avoid placing cups and tableware containing hot water or soup directly on the dining table. Use coasters or heat-resistant mats instead.

2. If a white ring mark appears on the table due to prolonged exposure to hot items, use cotton soaked in camphor oil to wipe it. Rub in a circular motion along the white mark; the mark should be easily removed.

3. For white stains on glass dining tables, simply pour some stain remover on the stain and wipe it away with an old nylon stocking.

4. For colored wooden dining tables and chairs, first touch up any scratches with dye. After the dye dries, apply a layer of glossy wax evenly.

5. Since the dining room is often next to the kitchen, dining tables and chairs easily accumulate grease and grime. Users should wipe them frequently to reduce dust accumulation and facilitate future cleaning.

6. To avoid stubborn oil stains, consider using chair covers to protect your chairs. If they accidentally get dirty, simply remove the covers for washing – convenient, easy, and won't damage the table or chairs.

7. If the surface of marble dining tables and chairs is worn, you can polish it to restore its shine.