Ensuring the right care and maintenance for pool tables Perth

Pool tables Perth fall under the category of expensive gaming equipments that need to be kept in their prime at all time. More often than not, people overlook the need to clean these tables regularly, which results in them having to get certain parts replaced. Every part of the pool table is expensive and can set you  back by a significant amount of money. Therefore, it is imperative to prevent the tables from deteriorating by caring for it regularly. The maintenance of pool tables NSW involves a few steps that can be completed in a short span of time.

The first step is to remove the balls from the pool tables and clean them using lukewarm water. Do not dip the balls into the water. Instead, use a soft cotton cloth, dip it in warm water and squeeze out the excess before wiping the balls with it. This process removes all the fine dust that gets settled on the balls during the course of the game. Neglecting the care of these balls will slow down their speed during the game and mar the overall experience.

Before you start cleaning the pool tables Perth, ensure you have a table brush handy. The pool table brush has longer bristles at the edges and shorter ones in the middle. You have to brush the felt of the pool table gently to remove the fine dust particles that are present on the surface. Prior to brushing the felt, make sure you wipe the bumper railings so the dust from the railings does not fall onto the felt after you clean it. While using the brush, start from the center of the pool tables and work towards the nearest pocket. Ensure you use straight strokes and not circular motions, since the latter may damage the felt of pool tables NSW. The next step is to use a vacuum cleaner to suction out the dust settled in the pocket of the pool tables. Use the thin nozzle connector for maximum effectiveness.

In addition to this, it is important to retain the sheen of the pool tables as well. Therefore, use a good wood polish and apply it to the legs and the sides of the table to prevent the loss of moisture present in the wood. If left unattended, the wood may develop brittleness as the moisture gets evaporated. Applying a coat of anti-termite polish will prevent the damage caused by termites and other little insects.