Ensure a suitable placement environment.
Place wooden tableware on a flat, stable surface to prevent structural loosening.
Avoid placing wooden tableware in humid environments to prevent the wood from swelling due to moisture absorption and subsequently rotting.
Ensure the tableware does not obstruct access to indoor power outlets or switches, and keep the space tidy.
Stain Prevention and Cleaning
Avoid direct contact between wooden tableware and beverages, chemicals, or excessively hot objects to prevent damage to the wood surface.
For stubborn stains, wipe with a diluted neutral detergent, rinse with clean water, and dry with a soft, dry cloth.
After drying, apply maintenance wax to polish the surface and preserve the tableware's luster.
Heat Insulation and Stain Removal
When placing very hot items on wooden tableware, use a heat-resistant pad to prevent the formation of white marks.
If white marks do appear, they can be removed by wiping the area back and forth with a cotton pad dampened with camphor oil.
Treating Scratches
When wooden tableware gets scratched, first touch up the scratched area with dye.
Once the dye has dried, apply a glossy wax evenly, or use a wood floor repair solution to remove minor scratches.
Avoid Impact from Heavy Objects
Avoid striking the surface of wooden dining furniture with heavy objects to prevent damage.
Do not place heavy items directly on the tabletop or near the edge, as this could destabilize the furniture, cause it to tip over, or even lead to the table legs cracking.