Furniture Care Guide

General Furniture Care

Proper everyday care can help your furniture remain comfortable, functional, and attractive over time. Because furniture can vary in materials, finishes, construction, and surface treatments, always follow the care instructions provided with the individual product when they differ from the general guidance in this guide.

For routine care, keep the following principles in mind:

• Dust furniture regularly with a clean, soft cloth or another suitable gentle cleaning method.
• Clean spills as soon as reasonably possible.
• Use only a small amount of moisture when appropriate, and avoid soaking furniture surfaces.
• Do not use strong chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or unconfirmed cleaning products on furniture.
• Keep furniture away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive heat, and persistently damp conditions.
• Use coasters, placemats, protective pads, or similar precautions where appropriate.
• Keep sharp objects from making direct contact with furniture surfaces.
• Avoid dragging furniture whenever possible.
• Follow the applicable product instructions for assembly, use, cleaning, and maintenance.
• Test any unfamiliar cleaning product on a small, inconspicuous area before broader use.

Important: A cleaning method that is suitable for one material may not be suitable for another. When you are unsure, use the gentlest appropriate method and refer to the product-specific care instructions first.

Daily Cleaning and Maintenance

Regular light cleaning is generally preferable to allowing dust, food residue, moisture, or stains to build up.

For everyday maintenance, remove visible dust and debris using a soft, clean cloth or another method appropriate for the furniture surface. For upholstered furniture, gentle vacuuming may be appropriate when permitted by the product's care instructions.

When food, drinks, or other substances come into contact with furniture, address them promptly. Gently remove or absorb the material rather than allowing it to remain on the surface for an extended period.

Avoid excessive rubbing, especially on fabric, finished surfaces, and other materials that may be sensitive to friction.

Avoid: Excessive water, abrasive materials, harsh chemicals, and cleaning methods that have not been confirmed as suitable for the surface.

Material-Specific Care

Wood and Wood-Based Surfaces

Wood and wood-based furniture should generally be kept clean, dry, and protected from unnecessary moisture and heat.

For routine care, use a soft, clean cloth to remove dust. If additional cleaning is appropriate for the specific product, use a gentle method with limited moisture and dry the surface afterward.

To help reduce everyday wear:

• Wipe up spills promptly.
• Avoid leaving damp items on the surface for extended periods.
• Use coasters, placemats, or protective pads where appropriate.
• Keep hot objects from making direct contact with the surface.
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight.
• Avoid extreme or rapidly changing environmental conditions where reasonably possible.
• Do not use strong chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or unconfirmed furniture treatments.

Different wood and wood-based surfaces may have different finishes and care requirements. Follow the individual product instructions whenever they provide more specific guidance.

Upholstery and Fabric

Upholstered furniture benefits from regular, gentle maintenance. Remove dust and loose debris with a suitable vacuum or soft cleaning method when permitted by the product instructions.

For spills, act promptly and gently absorb the liquid with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid aggressive rubbing, which can spread a stain or affect the appearance of the fabric.

Keep in mind that fabrics can differ significantly in construction and care requirements. Before using a cleaning product, check the specific care instructions supplied with the furniture.

Important: Do not assume that a cleaning method suitable for one fabric is suitable for another. When no specific method is known, choose a gentle approach and test it on a small, inconspicuous area first.

Leather and Leather-Like Surfaces

For leather and leather-like surfaces, regular gentle dusting with a soft, clean cloth can help remove everyday dust and debris.

When a liquid is spilled, gently absorb it as soon as possible. Avoid excessive water, harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high heat.

Do not assume that all leather or leather-like surfaces require the same treatment. Specific product instructions should take priority whenever available.

Avoid: Using unconfirmed leather treatments, strong household cleaners, or excessive moisture without first confirming that they are suitable for the particular surface.

Metal

Metal furniture surfaces can generally be maintained with regular dusting using a soft, clean cloth.

When additional cleaning is appropriate, use a gentle method suitable for the specific surface and dry the furniture afterward. Avoid allowing moisture to remain on the surface for extended periods.

To reduce scratches and surface damage:

• Keep sharp or abrasive objects away from the furniture.
• Avoid harsh or corrosive cleaning products unless specifically identified as suitable.
• Do not use rough materials that may scratch the surface.
• Wipe away spills promptly.

Glass

Use a soft, clean, lint-free or low-lint cloth when cleaning glass surfaces. Use a gentle cleaning method suitable for glass and dry the surface after cleaning.

Take care when placing or moving objects on glass furniture. Avoid sharp impacts, dropping hard objects onto the surface, or using the furniture in a way that places unreasonable stress on the glass.

Pay particular attention to edges and corners when moving or using glass furniture.

Avoid: Abrasive materials, hard objects that may scratch the surface, and impacts that could damage the glass.

Other or Mixed Materials

Furniture may contain multiple materials or surface types that require different care methods. When a product combines wood, fabric, metal, glass, leather-like surfaces, or other materials, care should be based on the specific surface being cleaned.

If the appropriate method is unclear, avoid experimenting with strong chemicals or excessive moisture.

Important: When specific care instructions are provided with a product, follow those instructions first.

Care by Furniture Type

Sofas and Upholstered Seating

Regularly remove dust and loose debris using a suitable gentle cleaning method. Address spills promptly and avoid excessive rubbing.

To help reduce everyday wear:

• Keep sharp objects away from upholstery.
• Avoid placing unusual or excessive pressure on areas not designed for it.
• Follow the product's instructions for cushions or removable components.
• If the product is designed to allow cushion repositioning, adjust cushions as appropriate.
• Avoid dragging the furniture when moving it.
• Keep the furniture away from prolonged direct sunlight and excessive heat where reasonably possible.

Chairs and Benches

Clean surfaces regularly using a method appropriate for the material. Address spills promptly and check the furniture periodically for visible signs of damage or instability.

When moving chairs or benches, avoid dragging them across the floor when possible. Lift or reposition them carefully to reduce unnecessary stress on the furniture and surrounding surfaces.

Tables and Dining Furniture

Dining furniture is regularly exposed to food, drinks, moisture, and heat. Prompt cleaning can help reduce unnecessary surface wear.

Use coasters, placemats, or protective pads where appropriate. Do not cut directly on furniture surfaces unless the product is specifically designed for that purpose.

Avoid placing very hot objects directly on surfaces and wipe away liquid or food residue promptly.

Cabinets and Storage Furniture

Keep cabinets and storage furniture clean and dry. Distribute stored items reasonably rather than placing excessive weight on one area.

Operate doors and drawers gently and avoid forcing them when they do not move normally.

Periodically check the furniture for signs of instability, loose connections, or unusual movement. Where product instructions call for appropriate anti-tip or safety measures, follow those instructions carefully.

Beds and Bedroom Furniture

Keep bedroom furniture clean and dry and follow the specific product instructions for assembly and use.

Periodically check visible connections and the general stability of the furniture. Avoid unusual loads or uses that are outside the intended purpose of the product.

When moving bedroom furniture, avoid dragging it and use appropriate care to protect both the furniture and the floor.

Desks and Home Office Furniture

Keep desk surfaces free from unnecessary dust, moisture, food residue, and objects that may scratch or damage the surface.

Use coasters or protective pads where appropriate, particularly when drinks or other liquids are used near the desk.

Do not use a desk or other office furniture for purposes for which it was not designed. When moving the furniture, clear removable items and handle the structure carefully.

Shelving and Display Furniture

Keep shelving clean and dry and distribute stored or displayed items reasonably across the available space.

Avoid placing excessive or uneven loads in a way that may affect stability. Periodically inspect visible connections and the overall condition of the furniture.

Where product instructions provide specific safety or anti-tip guidance, follow those instructions.

Other Indoor Furniture

For furniture not covered above, use the general care principles in this guide and follow the product-specific instructions provided with the individual item.

When the furniture combines several materials, care for each surface according to the appropriate material guidance.

Spill and Stain Care

Liquid Spills

When a liquid is spilled:

1. Address the spill as soon as reasonably possible.
2. Use a clean, soft cloth to gently absorb or lift the liquid.
3. Avoid aggressive rubbing.
4. Do not allow the liquid to remain on the surface for an extended period.
5. Allow the affected area to dry appropriately after cleaning.

The correct method may vary by material. Upholstery, wood-based surfaces, leather-like surfaces, metal, and glass should not automatically be treated in the same way.

Stains

Start with the gentlest appropriate cleaning method. Do not assume that every stain can be completely removed or that a strong cleaning product will produce a better result.

Before using a cleaning product:

• Check the product-specific care instructions when available.
• Confirm that the product is appropriate for the surface.
• Test it on a small, inconspicuous area first.
• Use as little moisture as reasonably necessary.
• Avoid aggressive rubbing.

Avoid: Bleach, harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and excessive moisture unless the applicable product instructions specifically indicate that they are suitable.

If a stain cannot be safely treated using an appropriate gentle method, it may be better to seek further guidance rather than risk damaging the furniture.

Environmental Care

The environment in which furniture is placed can affect its appearance and condition over time.

For general indoor furniture care:

• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight where reasonably possible.
• Keep furniture away from strong heat sources.
• Avoid persistently damp or excessively humid conditions.
• Avoid significant or rapid temperature changes where reasonably possible.
• Maintain a normal, reasonably stable indoor environment.
• Pay particular attention to environmental changes when caring for wood and other materials that may respond to moisture or humidity.
• Provide appropriate space around furniture for normal use and access.

Natural and moisture-sensitive materials can respond to changes in their surroundings. Reasonable environmental care can help reduce unnecessary changes in appearance or condition.

Safe Handling, Assembly, and Moving

Proper handling is important from the time furniture is received through everyday use and future relocation.

Before assembly, read the instructions supplied with the individual product and follow them carefully. Use the specified assembly method and avoid forcing, cross-threading, or improperly positioning connecting parts.

When moving furniture:

• Ask for appropriate assistance when the furniture is large or difficult to handle.
• Lift furniture when reasonably possible instead of dragging it.
• Remove items from cabinets, drawers, shelves, or other storage areas before moving.
• Secure or remove loose components where appropriate.
• Protect furniture edges and surrounding floors during movement.
• Move furniture carefully through doorways and other tight areas.
• After repositioning, check that the furniture is stable before normal use.

Do not attempt to modify the furniture or use it in a manner inconsistent with its intended purpose or the applicable product instructions.

Damage Prevention

Many common furniture problems can be reduced through simple daily precautions.

To help protect your furniture:

• Do not place sharp objects directly on furniture surfaces.
• Do not place very hot objects directly on surfaces unless the product is specifically designed for that use.
• Do not leave liquids standing on furniture.
• Do not use abrasive materials when cleaning.
• Do not apply strong chemicals unless their suitability has been confirmed.
• Do not drag large or heavy furniture across the floor when it can reasonably be lifted or moved safely.
• Do not exceed the reasonable intended use of the furniture.
• Do not stand, climb, or sit on furniture unless the product is specifically designed for that purpose.
• Do not allow children to use furniture for climbing or other unsafe purposes.
• Follow applicable anti-tip or safety instructions for cabinets and other furniture where provided.
• Follow the product-specific assembly, care, and safety instructions.

These recommendations are intended to support safe and appropriate everyday use and are not a substitute for product-specific instructions.

Routine Maintenance

Daily or As Needed

Clean visible spills, remove food residue, and address noticeable dirt or stains promptly. Keep surfaces reasonably dry and clean.

Weekly

Remove dust from commonly used surfaces and gently clean upholstered furniture when appropriate. Check for visible stains, unusual marks, or other conditions that may require attention.

Monthly or Periodically

Inspect furniture for visible changes in condition and stability. Check accessible connections and hardware where appropriate, and look for unusual movement or wear.

For storage furniture, check that stored items remain reasonably distributed and that the furniture remains stable.

Long-Term

Continue regular cleaning and appropriate material care. Avoid prolonged exposure to unsuitable environmental conditions and use proper handling procedures when furniture is moved or rearranged.

Routine maintenance should be adjusted according to the furniture's actual use, environment, material, and product-specific instructions.

Important Care Notes

Furniture can differ in material, finish, construction, and care requirements. General guidance in this manual should therefore be treated as practical guidance rather than a universal instruction for every product.

Product Instructions Come First: Specific care, cleaning, assembly, or safety instructions supplied with an individual product should be followed whenever they differ from this Furniture Care Guide.

Test Before Use: When a cleaning or care product is appropriate but unfamiliar, test it first on a small, inconspicuous area.

Use Gentle Methods: When the correct treatment is uncertain, begin with the gentlest suitable approach rather than using a strong chemical or abrasive method.

Avoid Excess Moisture: Excessive water can damage some furniture surfaces and materials. Use only the amount of moisture appropriate for the particular surface.

Normal Use Matters: Furniture should be used for its intended purpose and cared for according to its specific instructions.

Improper cleaning, excessive moisture, dragging, misuse, or other unsuitable handling can contribute to furniture damage. If you are unsure how to care for a particular product, it is better to seek guidance before trying an unfamiliar treatment.

This guide does not replace any consumer rights or remedies that may apply under applicable law. Product quality concerns, transportation damage, or order-related issues should be addressed through the applicable customer service and order procedures.

When to Contact Us

Please contact us if you need help identifying an appropriate care method or if the available product instructions are unclear.

You may also contact us if:

• You are unsure how to clean a particular furniture surface.
• You need clarification about product-specific care instructions.
• You receive furniture with visible damage.
• You notice an issue that appears to have occurred during transportation.
• You need assistance understanding how to care for a particular product.
• You have a problem that cannot reasonably be addressed through normal care methods.

For damage, transportation issues, or other order-related concerns, keep relevant information about the order and the condition of the furniture available when contacting us. Where appropriate, photographs and a description of the issue may help us understand the situation.

Contact Us

We are available to assist with furniture care questions and other product-related concerns.

Email: customer@junravelreni.com

Phone: +1 (303) 867-2406

Address: 4627 S Nepal Way, Aurora, CO 80015, United States

Shipping Area: United States

Customer Service Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–6:00 PM (ET)

Email is the preferred contact method for product-related questions and order concerns. When contacting us about a specific order, include the order number and a brief description of the issue so we can better understand your request.