Magical walnut restoration: make wooden furniture scratches disappear without a trace!

Wooden furniture is a common element in home décor, but they can be easily scratched. Don't worry, though! Today I'm going to share a simple and magical way to repair scratches on wooden furniture with walnut flesh.
You might be thinking, how can walnut meat repair scratches? In fact, walnut flesh is rich in oil, which can penetrate into the wood, fill in scratches and make it look less obvious. Here's how to do it:

1. Prepare the walnuts: Take some walnuts, peel off the shell, and remove the walnut flesh.
2. Wipe the scratches: Gently wipe the walnut flesh directly on the scratches. The grease in the walnut flesh can seep into the scratches of the wood.
3. Wait for absorption: Allow the walnut oil to sit on the scratch for a while to allow it to penetrate well and dry.
4. Clean up excess oil: Use a clean, soft cloth to gently wipe the surface of the furniture to remove excess walnut oil.
5. Observe the effect: After a period of time, the scratches may become less noticeable. If the scratches are still visible, you can repeat the steps above.
   
   Using walnut meat to wipe scratches on wooden furniture is a folk repair method, the principle of which is that the oil contained in walnut meat can moisturize and fill the surface of wood to a certain extent. Walnut oil has a certain permeability and moisturizing properties, which can slightly improve the shine and texture of the surface of the wood, and may have a certain covering effect on minor scratches.
   However, the effectiveness of this method may vary depending on the type of wood, the depth and severity of the scratches. For minor scratches, walnut oil may be able to make the scratches less visible, but for deeper or larger damages, this method may be of limited effectiveness. Additionally, walnut oil may change the color of the wood, so it's best to test it out in an inconspicuous part of the furniture before using it.
   For more serious scratches or damage, it may be necessary to use professional furniture restoration products or seek the help of a professional. There are also specialized wood product repairs and fillers on the market, which are often specifically designed to repair and cover scratches on wooden furniture more effectively.
   Overall, using walnut flesh to wipe scratches from wooden furniture is a simple and easy method to try for minor scratch repair, but for more serious damage, a more professional approach may be required.