Can I wipe the sideboard with wet wipes or cleaning agents when it gets stained?
When beverages or stains get on the surface of a sideboard, one might wonder if it is okay to wipe it with commonly used wet wipes or rubbing ethanol. This question aims to check the precise care method that will not harm the finish of the furniture.
Because contact with chemical cleaning solutions may cause the exterior painted finish to peel off, you must gently wipe it off only with a dry cloth when contamination occurs.
Painting is a finishing method that applies color and protects materials by forming a thin coating film on the furniture surface. If chemical cleaning solutions such as alcohol or surfactants come into contact, this coating film may dissolve or weaken, causing the surface to lift and peel off.
For the CURVED SIDE BOARD 3 IVORY (Ivory) option from VILLA RECORDS as well, you must avoid chemical solutions and wipe it only with a dry cloth when stains occur[1]. This is because contact with chemical solutions may cause the exterior painted finish to peel off[2].
Chemical additives or moisture in wet wipes can also dull the gloss of the painted surface or leave damage behind. It is recommended to lightly wipe away everyday dust or light contamination along the grain using a soft, dry microfiber cloth.
The recommended handling method for dark stains or oily contamination that cannot be erased with only a dry cloth has not yet been confirmed.