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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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There are many variations on the above mentioned home furniture cleaner. They are basically the same; what you include may depend on what is most familiar and available to you. Other mixtures are: two parts turpentine to one part boiled linseed oil, or equal parts turpentine, boiled linseed oil, and vinegar. Occasionally, another kitchen oil may be included in a furniture cleaner recipe. Oils also help keep wood from drying out and cracking from the more drying agents in the cleansers.
As mentioned, use soft, lint-free cloths when cleaning and polishing wood. This keeps from scratch |
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Mary Ward |
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11/10/2007 |
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