**Melamine: **
\- Avoid heavy soiling.
\- Remove dirt and dust with a damp cotton cloth. Maintenance should be carried out at least
once a month. After cleaning, wipe the surface dry.
\- Do not clean, especially super-mat structure elements (oak, chestnut) and synchronous structure elements (light and dark sycamore), with alcohol-based agents, glass cleaners and oiling agents in order to avoid irreversible stains.
\- Use only agents designed to clean melamine.
\- Do not use corrosive or scratching chemicals.
\- Do not use preservatives, polishes or oils.
\- Protect furniture against heat, water, alcohol, and solvents.
**HPL:**
\- Remove any dirt immediately, do not allow the dirt to dry out
\- Remove dirt and dust with a damp cotton cloth. Maintenance should be carried out at least once a month. After cleaning, wipe the surface dry.
\- When cleaning with a wet cloth, always wipe the surface dry with a micro‑bre cloth to
prevent the paint from crumbling and board swelling.
\- Do not use cleaning lotions or products containing acetone, ammonia, and alcohol to clean varnished surfaces.
\- Avoid intensive cleaning and excessive polishing, as this may tarnish the furniture.
**Metal:**
\- Clean with a damp cloth.
\- In the event of deep bruises to the topcoat of the paint, the place must be protected against moisture using mortar varnish. If corrosion has occurred at the site of damage, clean the metal of rust beforehand.
**Wood: **
\- Use a soft cloth, preferably from natural ‑bers, to clean the wood.
\- Avoid wet cleaning. It is allowed to use a slightly damp cloth. Wipe dry after cleaning.
\- The humidity of the air in the room in which the furniture is located should be 40 – 60%
\- For cleaning only use agents marked as intended for the care of wooden surfaces
