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JackHammer
06-13-2005, 11:09 AM
I just picked up a used near antique full size bed frame and the wood is pretty dirty. There is wax build up, dirt, finger prints and the likes. I want to clean the wood and was wondering if any of you's know what product to use. I found 2 so far that are semi-reputable....Orange-Glo Wood Cleaner (as seen on TV) and a wood cleaner made by Pledge.
nickel
06-13-2005, 12:17 PM
ummm...
chrissy
06-13-2005, 02:39 PM
I don't like the orange stuff. For me that always left a film and a build up by itself.
I use Murphey's oil soap or pledge products.
RIVERWIDOW
06-13-2005, 03:48 PM
I just picked up a used near antique full size bed frame and the wood is pretty dirty. There is wax build up, dirt, finger prints and the likes. I want to clean the wood and was wondering if any of you's know what product to use. I found 2 so far that are semi-reputable....Orange-Glo Wood Cleaner (as seen on TV) and a wood cleaner made by Pledge.
I have found that MR. Clean Magic Eraser(looks like white sponges) takes dirt off furniture really well. I used it on an old rocking chair and it worked great.
Jenny
06-13-2005, 04:07 PM
That thing ROCKS on crayons & marks on the wall. OMG. Seriously. Was fantastic.
RIVERWIDOW
06-13-2005, 06:30 PM
That thing ROCKS on crayons & marks on the wall. OMG. Seriously. Was fantastic.
Would you believe my granddaughter wrote all over her legs with a BLACK permanent marker and Mr. Clean's magic little sponge took it right off with very little scrubbing. I was sold. :woohoo: :thumbup:
verve247
06-13-2005, 06:43 PM
Old English is what my mom recommends i use to clean my...wood.
ooBaKeep
06-13-2005, 09:38 PM
I just picked up a used near antique full size bed frame and the wood is pretty dirty. There is wax build up, dirt, finger prints and the likes. I want to clean the wood and was wondering if any of you's know what product to use. I found 2 so far that are semi-reputable....Orange-Glo Wood Cleaner (as seen on TV) and a wood cleaner made by Pledge.
Murphy's Oil Soap works great too! :wavey2:
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