Once you've located the perfect spot for your piano or piano, you should know that, aside from occasional tuning, all that's required for care is the removal of dust. For newer models with polyester or satin lacquer finishes, a gentle and dry dust cloth will suffice. A furniture or linseed oil cleaning solution can be used on models with matt veneer.
Even if you bought a cheap piano, you should maintain it as if it were a valuable piece of furniture, not as a stand for glasses, flowers, or other items; liquid spilled on the instrument's surface might produce faults that are little or major, but will necessitate costly remedies.