After spending the entire winter (and let's be honest, a good chunk of spring so far) inside our homes, it is hard not to notice the wear and tear on our furniture. Just a few simple changes can make your furniture look new.

Restoring Shine Back To Your Hardware

Over time our hardware can become dull and show its age. A simple way to give your hardware a little extra shine is to spray on some Brass Lacquer. It cleans and protects your metal fixtures, making them look like new.

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Eliminate Stubborn Sticking and Squeaking

We have all run into issues with drawers either squeaking or sticking. For both of these issues, apply Slideez to the runners. This will allow your drawers to glide effortlessly (and save you from any future headaches).

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Give Some TLC to Loved Furniture

Our tables and other wood surfaces can sometimes use a little more TLC. Maybe your kids made a small nick in your coffee table, or your keys left a small scratch when you picked them up. Small nicks, dings, and scratches can be fixed in minutes with our 3-in-1 Repair Stick. Use the Fill Stick side to fill in any damage and the marker side to finish (or touch up those small scratches).

And just like that, your furniture looks brand new! Which pieces of furniture are you going to restore this season? Share your projects with us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. See you next Friday!