Properly clean bangkirai wood
Bangkirai is a very popular type of hardwood due to its long lifespan. Despite its resistance to environmental influences, you should clean your Bangkirai wood regularly.
What you need:
- Brush with plastic or natural bristles
- special Bangkirai care oil
The tropical wood Bangkirai comes from the deciduous tree "Yellow Balau", which is why it is also sold under the name "Balau". The Yellow Balau tree originally grows in Southeast Asia and is particularly native to the Malay Peninsulas, Borneo, Sumatra and Thailand. It can reach a height of up to 600 meters.
The Bangkirai wood and its properties
- Since the Bangkiraiwood is very weather-resistant, it is often used outdoors.
- Terrace floors, garden furniture or carports from Bangkirai not only look beautiful, but are also characterized by their durability.
- As a hardwood variety, Bangkirai also has a further outstanding property of being very resistant to rot and pest infestation.
- Because of these properties, Bangkirai doesn't need a lot of maintenance either. Regular cleaning or Removing the patina that has formed over time makes Bangkirai look like new even after many years.
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How to clean balau wood
- It is best to dissolve dirt on the surface of the Bangkirai with hot water and a little soap solution so that it can then be removed easily.
- Solid dirt can also be scrubbed off with a hard brush, but it should not have steel bristles.
- Use brushes with plastic or natural bristles to gently remove dirt and not attack the Bangkirai wood.
- After cleaning, you can maintain Bangkirai with special oils from specialist shops.
- By oiling the surface is smoothed and made dirt and water repellent.
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