Here are some tips on how to choose the right furniture surface cleaner product for your needs:

• Consider the furniture material – Pick a cleaner specifically formulated for the surface material like wood, leather, plastic, etc.
• Look at the product description – See what stains or dirt the cleaner specializes in removing, like grease, wax, dust, etc.
• Check the product form – Liquids, wipes, sprays, polishes each have different applications. Spray cleaners are good for large surface areas.
• Understand the ingredients – Some cleaners are abrasive and can damage certain surfaces. Acidic cleaners are good for mineral deposits while alkaline cleaners cut through grease.
• Consider special properties – Anti-bacterial cleaners disinfect surfaces. Silicone-based cleaners leave a protective coating. Cleaners with lemon oil help condition wood.
• Read consumer reviews – Get feedback from other users on a product’s effectiveness and any limitations. Watch for warnings about damage to surfaces.
• Test on a small area first – Before using a new cleaner, do a patch test on an inconspicuous area to check for any adverse effects.
• Compare costs and value – Look at the price per ounce/ml when comparing products. Make sure the cleaner provides value for the cost.
• Buy from reputable brands – Stick to well-known, established brands for reliability and safety of ingredients.
• Ask for assistance in store – Talk to store cleaning product experts for recommendations based on your specific furniture cleaning needs.