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Pali has been 'A' rated in 7 consecutive Baby Bargains editions
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Caring for your Pali furniture
Caring for your Pali furniture
Your Pali furniture has been created with natural beauty, strength and durability. With proper care you can enjoy your Pali furniture for many years to come.
- When cleaning your Pali furniture, use a non-toxic, non-abrasive cleaner. Mix a solution of water with a small amount of mild dish washing liquid. Apply to furniture using a soft cloth, do not scrub. After cleaning, dry completely with a soft dry cloth.
- Do not use wax as it can ruin the finish of the product.
- Do not drag items across the surface of the furniture.
- Avoid dropping items onto the surface of the furniture.
- Protect furniture surface from hot or extremely cold items.
- When moving furniture always lift the unit. Do not push or drag it.
- Sharp clothing articles like belt buckles and zippers will damage your furniture if they rub against it. Be particularly careful when you are close to the crib or dresser to avoid damaging your furniture.
- If using a vinyl changing pad on your furniture, we recommend placing a protective cloth under the changing pad to protect the finish from any scratches or damages.
- Be careful not to place plastic materials directly on your furniture as certain plastics have ingredients that may react with and damage your furniture.
- Use caution when using a vaporizer as moisture is harmful to the finish. If you decide to use a vaporizer, ensure the vapour steam is aimed away from any furniture item.
Storing your Pali crib for future use
If your Pali crib will not be in use for an extended period of time, proper storage will ensure that your crib can be enjoyed later when new little ones join the family.
- After disassembling the crib, tape the hardware bag to the crib to avoid losing it.
- Cover the crib completely and keep free from excessive dust and dirt.
- The crib should not be stored in extreme hot or cold temperatures.
- Avoid exposure to excessive humidity.
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