Regularly clean your furniture: Regularly cleaning your furniture can keep its appearance clean and tidy, while also avoiding the accumulation of dust and dirt that can affect its lifespan. Different cleaning methods can be used for different materials. For example, for wooden furniture, a clean damp cloth can be used to wipe it down, but avoid using a cloth that is too moist.

Avoid exposing furniture to sunlight: The UV rays in sunlight can damage the surface of furniture, causing discoloration, warping, and other problems. Therefore, try to avoid exposing furniture to direct sunlight. You can choose to use sunshade curtains or spray a professional protective coating on the surface of the furniture.

Avoid damp and dry environments: Furniture materials may be sensitive to damp and dry environments, so try to avoid placing furniture in such environments. If you live in a humid environment, consider using a dehumidifier or air purifier to reduce humidity.

Use protective agents: For wooden furniture, using professional protective agents can help maintain its luster and color, and prevent the surface from being scratched or contaminated.

Avoid heavy pressure: Heavy pressure may cause furniture to deform or break, so avoid placing heavy objects on it.