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| Banishing Furniture Buildup |
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| A guide to using alternative home cleaners to remove buildup on wood furniture, laminates, and sealed surfaces. Includes ckeaner recipes. |
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| ed wood furniture surfaces. Mix one part vinegar to one part water. Scrub gently with soft, lint free cloths. Vinegar and water mixtures are generally safe for nearly all surfaces (including fabrics).
Home preparations made with alcohol and oil help polish as they clean. The alcohol breaks down the buildup, while the oil helps to wet and soften it so it can be removed. Try a mix of equal parts olive oil, denatured alcohol, turpentine, and lemon juice (strained if needed). Shake to thoroughly combine the mixture. Apply with soft, lint free, cloths. Rub excess cleaner away with a second |
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Mary Ward |
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11/10/2007 |
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