Barolo Bar Cabinet

· Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, dry cloth.
· Any spills should be cleaned up straight away using damp cloth.
· For a tougher clean, use a soft toothbrush dipped in clean water. Gently brush any dirt out from the in-between the raised pebbling of the grain
· Avoid direct heat and sunlight.
· Protect your surface by using coasters and placemats to prevent marks, stains and scratches.

· Please note honed marble has a matt appearance compared to polished marble. No two slabs are alike and will each mark and etch differently.
· Spilled liquids can leave a permanent mark. Spills and ring marks should be wiped off immediately. 
· Protect your marble from hot, wet or abrasive objects by using coasters, trivets and placemats.  Protect from acidic substances like wine, coffee, fruit juice, tomato sauce and nail polish remover.
· Blot spills immediately and rinse with a clean, damp cloth. 
· Dust frequently with a clean, soft cloth to minimise scratches and wear patterns that can develop from everyday use.       
· Clean your marble top on a regular basis with a clean, non-abrasive cloth, sponge, or mop, dampened with warm water. In addition, using a neutral cleaner specifically formulated for natural stone will help remove soils that normal dusting or damp mopping leave behind.       
· Do not use general purpose cleaners, furniture polish or products that contain bleach, lemon, vinegar, or other acids, as these may etch the marble surface or damage the polish.
· Do not use scouring powders or creams; these products contain abrasives that may scratch the surface.

· Protect wood surfaces with felt under-cloths and place mats.
· Protect furniture from strong or prolonged sunlight as the colour of wood matures with exposure to light.
· Any extendable dining tables should be left extended for the first few months to avoid uneven shading.                         
· Do not place furniture near direct sources of heat or air conditioning units 
· Avoid changes in humidity - especially steam.
· Always seek professional help if your furniture becomes stained, scratched, chipped or suffers damage.