How to Clean Wood Furniture
Say goodbye to water stains, ink marks and polish buildup on your wood furniture by following these simple cleaning tips and tricks.
You dust and shine your timber furniture frequently, but over the years people dust and beams unite to make a dark movie on tables, shelves, and chairs. To maintain your furniture looking its best, you have to do a periodic cleaning. Here is how to clean wood
furniture with no damaging its own end.
Dust the furniture. Now you are prepared to eliminate light soiling. Begin with the gentlest cleaner and proceed up to more powerful ones as necessary. Consider mixing a weak solution of water and dishwashing soap.
Dip a soft cloth in the solution, wring it out and wash the whole piece. You desire a damp cloth, not a wet one. Do not saturate the wood, and wash your cloth frequently. Just take a moment, washcloth and wash the item completely.
Here is how to clean wood furniture that is stained or has additional issues.
Eliminate Old Polish:
Understanding how to clean old wood furniture which has decades' old buildup of gloss can allow you to recreate a classic. Steep two tea bags in boiling water. Allow the tea cool to room temperature, have a soft cloth, wring it out from the tea until it is moist and wash the timber. The tannic acid in the tea is fantastic for keeping wood. You will be amazed by the way the wood will glow.
Eliminate Water Stains:
Here is the way to remove water from timber where somebody has put a cold or hot beverage directly on a desk. Place some non-gel toothpaste immediately and rub with a soft fabric until the stain is lifted. For stubborn stains, combine equal parts baking soda and toothpaste. Wipe off the toothpaste using a clean moist cloth and dry completely.
Erase Difficult Marks:
To remove an ink mark, combine 1 tablespoon of baking soda and one tsp of water into a thin paste. Apply to the stain and rub lightly with a soft cloth until the stain disappears. Wipe off the toothpaste using a clean moist cloth and dry completely.
