When furniture arrives in your home, it's factory-issued, perfect and clean. From that day forward, however, accidents can happen, causing damage to your pieces. Sometimes the damage is permanent.
Know how to react when the inevitable spill or scratch occurs and you can "save" your furniture and extend its useful life.
From Martha Stewart, these "first-aid for furniture" tips should come in handy.
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Chris is a Team Leader at Certified Mortgage Planners. He's a published author, frequent contributor to local Fox News affiliate & recently voted as a Top 40 Mortgage Professional Under 40 by NMPM.
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