1. Wooden hangers are prone to cracking when placed in dry climates, and painted hangers are prone to falling dust, which is a common phenomenon. This can be prevented. Wooden hangers should be placed in a place that can be exposed to the sun, and should be placed in a well ventilated and dry environment with suitable humidity. Do not maintain them under sunlight or on rainy days.

2. If there is dust on the painted clothes hanger, you can use a soft cloth to follow the wood grain to remove the dust. Before removing the dust, you should apply some cleaning agent (pearl) on the soft cloth, and do not wipe it with a dry cloth to prevent scratches. Generally speaking, hanger factories provide deep moisturizing maintenance to wood, making it shiny and plump, and delaying its gradual fading, cracking, peeling, and aging caused by sunlight or ultraviolet light. And it is easy to use, with one spray, one wipe, dust removal, polishing, and maintenance completed in one go.

3. If the wooden clothes hanger is disposed of too dry, it is easy to experience cracking and cracking. If it is found that there are already some cracks or fissures, a small tool can be used to squeeze the maintenance product into the crack to prevent it from continuing to expand. After long-term use, the appearance of wooden hangers may crack, so regular cleaning and maintenance work should not be too idle.

4. Hanger factories often insist on cleaning hangers to prevent dust and dirt from adhering to the surface of wooden objects for a long time, which can lead to the formation of dust and dirt that cannot be removed.

5. The deformation of the clothes hanger is mainly due to the high moisture content and temperature of the wood, which may cause the clothes hung to exceed the weight that the hanger can accept. During maintenance, attention should be paid to the ventilation and humidity of the wardrobe, and suitable hangers should be selected based on the weight of the clothes.