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Cleaning Old Wood Furniture

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Date: 09/08/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I clean old wood dressers?

By megannoah from Tacoma, WA

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    I acquired an old wood credenza. It has possibilities, but is very dirty. It could be build-up from furniture sprays or just neglect. What is the best way to clean this piece?

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I acquired an old wood credenza. It has possibilities, but is very dirty. It could be build-up from furniture sprays or just neglect. What is the best way to clean this piece?

Judy from IA

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Murphy's Oil Soap. (03/02/2009)

By Glenn'sMom

RE: Cleaning Old Wood Furniture

I like the way Murphy's smells, but my husband (who is a carpenter and floor refinisher) says its terrible for the wood. If its really grimy, use naptha or denatured alcohol, available at your local home improvement store near in one of the paint isles. Regardless of what product you use, try a small amount in an inconspicuous area of the credenza to be sure it does what you want it to. (03/09/2009)

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