Don't touch any grease, including the oil on your hands and face, let alone oil it. People who sweat easily should wear gloves, and can't dish beads directly with sweaty hands. Can't touch water, also can't wash; It is not advisable to dish beads when the humidity is particularly high. You can't put it down with your hands. You need to wipe it with a fine cotton cloth.

First, basically, the wooden friends who put the beads into the black briquettes are all because they have not done the above. There is plenty of water, which "rubs" the beads and makes them dull. Some people not only polish their hands from the beginning, but even deliberately put oil on their faces with beads for a flash. After a while, the beads were covered with a thick layer of sludge, which was thought to be "patina". After a while, they found that the beads had completely turned into briquettes!

Second, remind again: all wooden bracelets should remember to avoid oil and water! But if it really comes to this, there is no need to be discouraged. There is still a solution, which can be saved by the following methods. The first method is to continue playing, but the method should be correct. If you wear gloves, you can point the plate hard and persevere and play with the dirty things on the surface of the bracelet. After a long time, the beads will brighten.

Third, it is the use of a towel tray that misled many people. In many online versions of the lobular rosewood handle playing methods, it is mentioned that "first wipe off the dirt and wax layer on the surface of the beads, and use a bath towel, about two or three hours a day, and stick to it for two days".

Fourth, I don't know who wrote this method and under what circumstances. It is likely that it was mechanically copied from playing Bodhi. Where will there be dirt on the surface of lobular rosewood when it leaves the factory? Although there will be bad businesses waxing, the micro-oil lobular rosewood polished with high-mesh sandpaper is much better than waxing, so why gild the lily?

Although it is common sense, this method is widely circulated on the Internet, which really misleads many people. If you really wipe it with a bath towel, the beads with a slightly higher polishing net will definitely be scratched, which is equivalent to reducing the polishing net and going back.

For new beads, it is not recommended to use bath towels, but when all the beads are made into black briquettes, the surface is really covered with black sludge and other dirty things. At this time, it is a good way to wipe it with a bath towel, which is equivalent to recycling it once and then carefully winding it up with cotton cloth.

Six, there is another way to use sandpaper to polish one side of the bracelet, that is, to grind off the surface, let it regenerate, and then start all over again and play with it in the right way. The above is the way to prevent the rosewood bead plate from turning black. It is best to play correctly in the following ways from the beginning.