How do I react to water stains in the wood?
Wood loves water. To avoid damage, a quick reaction is essential. As soon as water gets onto the surface of your solid wood furniture , wipe it away immediately. This will prevent permanent stains and damage. If a water mark or stain does occur, it can usually be treated at home. Use our special care set and find out how it works below:
A major advantage of oiled surfaces is their particularly high repair capability.
If years of use have left marks on your solid wood furniture, oiled surfaces can easily be repaired, even in the case of scratches and water stains, right at home. For light stains, generously apply the care oil to the affected area and let it soak in for approximately 15 minutes. Then spread it evenly over the entire surface using a cotton cloth and polish it with the fine white pad from our care kit in the direction of the wood grain. Finally, rub the surface with a cotton cloth until completely dry.
For more stubborn water stains, we recommend generously applying our care oil to the affected area, allowing it to soak in, and then removing the stain using the coarse black pad in the direction of the wood grain. Next, apply more oil to the entire surface with a cotton cloth and polish it dry after 15 minutes. Depending on the severity of the stain, the wood can be lightly sanded in the affected area using P240 sandpaper before applying the oil. Both sanding and oiling should be carried out over the entire surface to ensure an even sheen.
If you are unsure or need help, we are here for you! Depending on the type of surface, we also offer the option of professional refurbishment to bring your piece of furniture back to its best possible condition. Your satisfaction is important to us, so please do not hesitate to contact us.