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CABINETS
Cabinets constructed of wood, wood
products or composite materials exhibit
natural variations in grain, texture and
color.
Products such as lemon oil or polishes
that include scratch cover are suggested
for wood cabinet care. Follow the
product's directions.
The amount of light your cabinets are
exposed to can change the color of your
cabinets.
Cabinets constructed of wood, wood
products or composite materials exhibit
natural variations in grain, texture and
color.
Products such as lemon oil or polishes
that include scratch cover are suggested
for wood cabinet care. Follow the
product's directions.
The amount of light your cabinets are
exposed to can change the color of your
cabinets.
All cabinets and vanities in your new home are affected by
changes in temperature, humidity, and moisture. They will contract
or expand as the weather changes, especially cabinet and vanity
doors. Keep the temperature and humidity level in your new home
consistent to minimize contraction and expansion.
Cabinets may contract leaving a gap next to the wall area.
As needed, tighten cabinet and vanity hardware, as they will
loosen with repeated use.
Check your hinges at least once a year for proper alignment and
tightness. Use proper tools to make necessary adjustments.
Keep stained cabinets in good condition by applying an
appropriate product regularly. Washing stained cabinets with
water or cleaning with paraffin based spray wax could dam-age the
luster of the finish.
Touch up scratches on stained cabinets with a wood tone
touch-up crayon available at most hardware stores.
Clean painted cabinets with a mild detergent on a damp, soft cloth
or in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Smooth a sluggish drawer glide with a small amount of silicone
spray. Protect drawer glides by keeping the drawers closed when
not in use.
changes in temperature, humidity, and moisture. They will contract
or expand as the weather changes, especially cabinet and vanity
doors. Keep the temperature and humidity level in your new home
consistent to minimize contraction and expansion.
Cabinets may contract leaving a gap next to the wall area.
As needed, tighten cabinet and vanity hardware, as they will
loosen with repeated use.
Check your hinges at least once a year for proper alignment and
tightness. Use proper tools to make necessary adjustments.
Keep stained cabinets in good condition by applying an
appropriate product regularly. Washing stained cabinets with
water or cleaning with paraffin based spray wax could dam-age the
luster of the finish.
Touch up scratches on stained cabinets with a wood tone
touch-up crayon available at most hardware stores.
Clean painted cabinets with a mild detergent on a damp, soft cloth
or in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Smooth a sluggish drawer glide with a small amount of silicone
spray. Protect drawer glides by keeping the drawers closed when
not in use.
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