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gasylveste11 Nov 2024 08:42Hello everyone,
I recently purchased a Malm piece of furniture from IKEA and noticed that there are some unpleasant stains on the surface that I want to remove very gently.
My question is, what methods or home remedies are best suited to remove stains from Malm furniture without damaging the surface?
The furniture is white lacquered, and I know that harsh cleaners often cause more harm than good. Are there any safe cleaning products or techniques that work well?
I look forward to your tips and experiences!
I recently purchased a Malm piece of furniture from IKEA and noticed that there are some unpleasant stains on the surface that I want to remove very gently.
My question is, what methods or home remedies are best suited to remove stains from Malm furniture without damaging the surface?
The furniture is white lacquered, and I know that harsh cleaners often cause more harm than good. Are there any safe cleaning products or techniques that work well?
I look forward to your tips and experiences!
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gasylveste11 Nov 2024 10:21likuken schrieb:
A bit of cleaning can definitely be ‘robust’I see this a bit differently: MALM has a coated surface that can be damaged by too much moisture or harsh cleaning agents.
My main concern is that this could lead to discoloration or dull spots afterward.
Does anyone have experience with surface or finish damage after cleaning, and how to prevent it?
As a general rule, caution is advised when dealing with coated furniture like MALM. I recommend using pH-neutral cleaners whenever possible and avoiding abrasive sponges. Water should also be used sparingly to prevent the surface from swelling.
A proven tip is to test the cleaning method on an inconspicuous area before treating the actual stain.
A proven tip is to test the cleaning method on an inconspicuous area before treating the actual stain.
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