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Carefully Choose Wood Care Products It's no wonder there's a lot of confusion about what wood-care products to use. Store shelves are stacked with countless brands of wax, polish, spray and oil. Unless your furniture is sold as unfinished, or the finish has deteriorated, when you clean your furniture you're actually cleaning the finish, not the wood. Proper care can prolong the life of a finish, making the surface of furniture slippery so that objects slide along it without scratching. For new furniture, read manufacturers' tags and literature. Consider consulting a conservator for tips on caring for especially valuable antiques and heirlooms. One common myth is that wood furniture is "alive." It does not "breathe," so don't worry about clogging up pores with wax. It does not need to be "nourished" or "fed'' with oily polishes. Changes in humidity, not a lack of oil, cause wood to crack. PASTE WAX has been used for centuries as a finishing material and a furniture care product. If used properly, paste wax will provide a thick, hard, lasting finish. Liquid wax is similar, but typically provides a thinner coating. Waxes dry hard so they do not smear and attract dust and dirt. Paste wax typically lasts six months to a couple years, depending on how much the furniture is used and how many coats are applied. Paste wax will help delay the formation of water rings, giving you a little extra time to wipe up the moisture. Some people, especially antique lovers, prefer the soft sheen provided by waxes. Wax will not interfere with future refinishing. Make sure you buy a wax designed especially for wood furniture. Waxes for cars, shoes or other finishes might harm furniture. OILY CLEANERS and polishes will not provide a lasting, hard coat. Those containing silicone oil will create a nice shine and a slippery surface, but they can interfere with refinishing. This type of oil can seep through cracks in the finish into the wood. That can ruin the new finish later. Be aware that labels often fail to say whether products contain silicone oil. Follow the manufacturers' instructions when using spray or liquid polishes. If you have waxed your furniture and want to switch to an oil-based polish or vice-versa, first clean the furniture with mineral spirits or a solvent-based wax remover. Do this in a spot with plenty of ventilation away from any heat source or sparks. First test the product you are using in an inconspicuous spot. When the piece is clean and dry, wax or polish. If you accidentally mix wax and oil, the finish will turn cloudy. In that case, wipe the finish off and clean it with mineral spirits or a solvent-based wax remover. Wax or polish when the finish is dry. For more information and tips on caring for your log furniture, Visit:

Red Pine Log Bed

 

Red Pine 6 Drawer Dresser AI02 Size… 75"l x 24"w x 40"h Wood Type: Red Pine Logs / White Pine and Poplar Lumber Finish: Boiled linseed oil on the logs, chestnut stain on the body and satin polyurethane on everything Construction Style: Drawers are built out of poplar using dovetail joinery and run on full extension ball bearing slides.   Antler Handles

Red Pine 5 Drawer Chest  with Antler Handle AI01 Size… 45"l x 24"w x 56"h Wood Type: Red Pine Logs / White Pine and Poplar Lumber Finish: Boiled Linseed Oil on the logs, chestnut stain on the body and satin polyurethane on everything. Construction Style: Drawers are built out of poplar using dovetail joinery and run on full extension ball bearing slides.   Antler Handles

Red Pine Night Stand AK01 Size… 22"l x 22"w x 27"h Wood Type: Red Pine Logs with White Pine Lumber Finish: Natural colored stain, but other colors are available. The finish is sprayed on. Construction Style: Built using 1 1/2" mortise and tenon joinery, glue and 3/8" dowel rods.

Red Pine Mirror AM01  Size… 30" x 36" Wood Type: Red Pine Logs Finish: Boiled linseed oil for the stain and three coats of polyurethane. Construction Style: The corners are mitered at 45 degree angles and are attached with glue and 3/8" dowel rods.

Woodland Lamps *Limited Supply* AH01 Size… 17" tall, 4" - 6" dia. Wood Type: Ironwood and Cherry. Finish: Boiled linseed oil and three coats of polyurethane. Construction Style: The lamps are made from the base of Ironwood and Cherry trees that have been damaged from storms or disease. They have a lot of character and are very unique. The sizes vary from 4" to 6" in diameter

Barn Siding Picture Frames AL01 Size… 8 x 10

Barn Siding Picture Frames AL02 Size... 11 x 14

Whispering Pines Log Furniture we have a commitment to build unique and beautiful log furniture that is truly one of a kind. Quality, hand crafted log furniture for your home, resort, lodge, hotel, motel, cottage, cabin rental or retail store. At Whispering Pines Log Furniture you are dealing with the craftsman directly, Seth J. Coldwell