STEEL Keep in mind that steel is a material that can rust if exposed to water and moisture for extended periods. Paint or other finishes are what keep rust at bay, so it's important not to damage the finish. Solvents should not be used on painted or varnished steel, as this will dissolve the surface and expose it to rust. For daily care, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry afterward, avoiding excess water. VENEER Because veneer is made of wood, a living material, it exhibits natural variations in both tone and grain. Each product is unique in its appearance. Wood matures over time, and to avoid color changes, it's important that all parts of the furniture are exposed to the same amount of light. Never place hot objects directly on the surface and do not place the furniture near a heat source, as this can cause cracking. For daily care, use a soft, dry cloth, preferably microfiber, to clean the furniture. To remove stains, we recommend using a soft cloth and soapy water. Be careful not to use too much water and then wipe the surface dry immediately. Make sure to wipe up any spills immediately. MDF Painted or varnished MDF boards are prone to scratches and damage, so be careful with the surface! Detergents and cleaning agents containing ammonia are less suitable for varnished surfaces, as acetone, thinner, and spirit can all dissolve the varnish. Beverages such as soft drinks, red wine, and coffee contain pigments to which white paint is particularly sensitive. For daily care, use a soft, dry cloth, preferably microfiber, to clean the furniture. To remove stains, we recommend using a soft cloth and soapy water. Then wipe the surface dry immediately. Make sure to always wipe up any spills immediately.
