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GOOD TO KNOW TIPS

Ahhh! That breath taking view of your gorgeous landscape through your bay window- complete with window treatments that match the room full of accents and furniture you just purchased from Model Home Furniture.

You will want to especially protect that couch or chaise from that drop of espresso that appears out of nowhere. Or the slight smudge mark not visible until the low ambient light catches it on a shadow... on your way out the door. Less subtly, there's the long-haired Dachshund complete with her short-haired friend. Man's rather possessive best friends are settling in for a nap in the very spot you sit and enjoy the view through your bay window. No matter the situation, the decision needs to be made to protect your investment, at least for the next 5 to 10 years.

Good To Know Tip #1: PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE While enjoying your panorama of flowers and hummingbirds, you can place a coaster on the end table beside you to catch that loose drop trickling down your mug. Even though your throw blanket will frequent the side of your chaise or couch, use it as a stylish protective cover to your seat of choice. The Dachshunds and the mystery smudge will not be a threat to you.

Good To Know Tip #2: ROTATE YOUR FURNITURE Rotating your furniture helps in a couple of ways. It give new appeal to a room ~FREE of CHARGE, and reduces the wear and tear of the pieces. If your piece is near a sunny window, it may fade over time. You can purchase protective coating to help prevent light fading.

Good To Know Tip #3: DUST & POLISH Especially necessary when you live near a busy street or some places in the country, dusting can extend the life of your furniture. Dust, in humid areas, can trap moisture and deteriorate some surfaces that are wooden or veneers. Polishing furniture can extend life by adding a protective coat and help keep moisture from escaping. Some polishes help prevent build up. Be sure to check before adding polishes to certain surfaces.