To grasp the hot hidden problems after the second-hand furniture festival

Second-hand furniture market after the Spring Festival has become more and more popular. With its low price advantage, second-hand furniture is very popular among renters. However, due to the lack of standardized management, the hidden problem in the second-hand furniture market: lack of warranty, private renovation, and arbitrary pricing are the main "three evils". Consumers must grasp the method of buying second-hand furniture in order to buy high-quality furniture.

When choosing furniture, try to choose traditional sizes and models. Do not choose too special sizes. Non-standard sizes will be worse in stability and recyclability. Still try not to "unconventional way", choose second-hand furniture of more traditional size, more conducive to the recycling of second-hand furniture.

Before buying furniture , it is best to arrange the placement, and then use a ruler to measure the space for the furniture and take a paper note. In this way, when buying furniture, you can choose the model and size you need in a targeted manner, so that you can't put it down after you have bought it back, and toss about it.

It is cheap and beautiful, which is the psychology of most consumers. Buying second-hand goods is a special preference for newer products. The business is to seize this psychology of consumers, trying to put on new clothes for old furniture.

To avoid a large number of furniture to buy paint or glue renovated, such as beds, tables, wardrobes and so would normally be refurbished painting, emitting a pungent smell of glue not only smoked dead mosquitoes, and even make people dizzy, harmful to health . Smell it when you buy it. If you have nose, eye, or tears, it means that the formaldehyde content in the glue is too high, which is harmful to the human body.

The common thing in furniture renovation is to use wood grain veneer to make higher profits. These "skinned" furniture are made of old furniture, and the surface seems to be bright, but it actually fails. The inner wood may have been damp and damaged, making it difficult to sell again. The service life is very short, and it is easy to crack or even break the skin. When buying, try not to choose furniture that is too "new" in appearance. Generally, the corners of "skinned" second-hand furniture are easily lifted. When selecting, you can buckle the corners by hand. If you buckle up, you have to consider whether it is skinning furniture or using glue.