How to clean and restore a wooden box.
There is a natural look to rustic wood furniture.The inclusion of log cabin style furniture is popular with homeowners who enjoy a traditional home design.The maintenance and care of rustic wood furniture is critical because it isn't treated with preserving chemicals.Rules of thumb should be followed when cleaning and restoring rustic wood pieces.
The box needs to be dry to prevent water damage.Place the box in a warm, dry area with adequate air circulation after blotting the water with a towel.The air temperature in the area is about 75 degrees.
White spots may have been caused by excessive heat.Put equal amounts of toothpaste and baking soda together and rub it on the affected area with a damp buffing cloth.To buff the area, use a damp cloth.
To repair burnt or scorched areas, apply a wood refinisher.Remove the burnt wood with a small razor blade or slim utility knife, then apply a clear finish to the wood until the affected area matches the rest of the box.