Oiled and hardwax-oil-treated wooden furniture, stairs, and parquet floors bring a natural feel to the home, are hard-wearing, and resistant. Only a few care measures are needed to keep the surface looking beautiful for a long time.
Dust deposits, for example, can simply be wiped away with a dry, slightly damp if necessary, but never wet, cloth. Parquet floors, on the other hand, should be vacuumed or swept daily, as sand and dust can cause fine scratches.
QUICK CLEANLINESS: Normal dirt can be removed very quickly with the mild »OLI-NATURA wood soap«. It is designed for regular damp cleaning of hardwax-oil-treated and oiled wooden surfaces and provides quick cleaning and replenishment of oils. Simply add wood soap to the water (25 ml per 5 liters), wipe the surface, and leave it to dry - done. For heavier dirt, treat stains undiluted, then wipe with water. Conventional household cleaners should never be used, as they can leach the wood and damage the surface protection. Excessive wetting should also generally be avoided.
FOR THE LOVE OF YOUR WOOD: From time to time, oiled or waxed wood should be refreshed and cared for. This renews the protective effect and evens out minor scratches. Surfaces already treated with hardwax oil should be treated at regular intervals with »OLI-NATURA Wood Care Wax«. Oiled wood, on the other hand, should be refreshed with »OLI-NATURA Wood Care Oil«. For small pieces of furniture, simply apply a little care product to a lint-free cotton cloth and wipe it over the surface to be cared for. To refresh wooden stairs, apply the wood care oil sparingly with a white pad, spread it, and remove the excess with a cloth after a few minutes. To care for parquet and floorboards, the wood care oil can also be applied evenly in a thin layer using a sprayer and, after a short dwell time, polished by hand or with a single-disc machine using a white pad. After such treatment, the wood is antistatic and therefore attracts little dust. In addition, oiled or waxed surfaces can be easily refinished, which is not possible with lacquered surfaces. The affected area can be lightly sanded locally and re-oiled.)
