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Wood Clocks

Avoid extremes in temperature and humidity for a wood clock. You should always keep your clock away from furnace vents, fire places, and direct sunlight. Too much light can cause a cracked and brittle appearance in your wood clock, and also causes the varnish to become soft and sticky. Always keep your clock checked for the infestation of carpet beetles. These pests can go undetected and can cause considerable damage to your wood clock.