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I'm looking for a safe, inexpensive, possibly eco-friendly solution for cleaning my glass fire place doors. Ellowyn, WV
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RE: Eco-Friendly Cleaning of Fireplace Doors
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Post By John (Guest Post)
(12/01/2008)
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Sounds crazy, works great!
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RE: Eco-Friendly Cleaning of Fireplace Doors
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(10/29/2008)
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I just tried using the ashes to clean my doors and am amazed. The build up comes right off. Easier and faster than using a razor blade, which I tried 2 years ago, last time I attempted to clean. Thanks for the tip!
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RE: Eco-Friendly Cleaning of Fireplace Doors
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Post By (Guest Post)
(02/23/2008)
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I just tried cleaning my glass doors with newspaper in cold water and I used the wood ashes with it. The build up came right off. That was a great idea!
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RE: Eco-Friendly Cleaning of Fireplace Doors
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Post By (Guest Post)
(11/25/2007)
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Simple, no cost. Take damp newspaper and dip in cold wood ashes. Rub on glass until creosote and film comes off. Repeat as needed; finish with window cleaner. Works better than any thing I buy.
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