1. The effects of summer weather on wooden furniture
Natural wood always has some water inside the wood grain. When exposed to sunlight, the water evaporates, causing the wood surface to shrink or expand depending on the age of the wood. But in the summer, it will be hot and sunny, leading to rapid shrinkage of the wood surface, which can cause the wood surface to tear or bend.
2. Experiences in protecting wooden furniture in summer weather
- Avoid water and moisture for wooden furniture:
- Avoid termites on wooden furniture: Wooden furniture left for a long time can get termites. When detected, you can use the following measures: dilute insecticide and spray or sweep on termite-infested areas. You buy a little clove bud from a herbal medicine store, stick it on a fresh orange and put it on the shelf for 2-3 days. The orange will spoil, blending with the taste of the clove bud, making termites unable to reproduce. This will be the most effective way to eliminate termites.
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