How To Clean Bedside Tables Made Of Wood, High Gloss, Glass, And Marble

For those who like to have an occasional cup of tea or a quick snack in a bed, how to clean bedside tables is often a pressing question. And, of course, a lot depends on your furniture — to be more precise, on its production material. Different surfaces get messy differently, just as different materials require different approaches to cleaning. Here is a quick guide on how to clean bedside tables  depending on their production material:mirrored bedside  Wood Wood should be protected from moisture, which is why any time you set to clean wooden surfaces, you should wipe any water spills dry. On the whole, it is possible to use a cloth, dampened in soapy water and a dry soft cloth afterward. However, if you would like to quickly remove cup rings, you should better mix olive oil and vinegar in equal proportions and apply the mixture to a stain for a couple of minutes. Olive oil can also be used as a natural wood polisher — you don’t have to buy expensive one, even the cheapest oil will do. Pure vinegar is another means of removing old tough stains. The most important thing to remember while cleaning wooden bedside tables is to...