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--Previous Message-- : If I'm correct in assuming that the wood is : cracked and not just the finish, then I'll : also assume that it is of oriental : manufacture (usually Pillipines or China) : not usually Japanese. If both of these : assumptions are true, then it is because : the wood used in the furniture was not : cured properly which takes time. I'm sorry : to say that this problem is typical of : imports from eastern countries and is not : reversable. : If my assumptions are incorrect, then please : supply more details. If this is a recent : purchase, you have a claim against the : manufacturer and deserve a refund. : P.S. Please don't use Pledge! : : --Previous Message-- : Recently I have purchased several pieces of : hardwood furniture for my wife. We are : assigned to duty in Japan (I am a US : Marine). We just returned from vacation. : We left our house locked with the heating : system on low. This was to protect the : pipes. What we found on return made us : sick. Several pieces of her furniture have : crackes. I can send pictures if it helps. : What do you recommend. The wood has a dark : laquer finish. Additionally she uses : pledge to care for all of our wood : furniture. We really are confussed why : some of the furniture has cracked, our : older furniture is doing fine. Please help : so that we can prevent any further : crackes. : : :

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