How to Keep Your White Gloss Wardrobe Looking Brand New
A white gloss wardrobe looks striking when new, and almost all of its ageing comes from fine scratching rather than staining, which means technique matters more than any cleaning product. This guide explains how a gloss finish actually works, why a dull surface is usually scratched rather than dirty, and how a simple weekly routine with dry microfibre keeps the surface optically flat. We cover safe methods for fingerprints and greasy marks, the products that cause permanent damage, and why you should never spray liquid directly onto a gloss door. There is practical advice on preventing white lacquer from yellowing through sunlight and aerosol residue, how far you can safely go in treating light scratches and chips, and how to protect door edges and fixings from everyday impact. A seasonal deeper clean routine is included, along with an honest guide to which marks will come out with patience and which are simply permanent....