Oil and Vinegar to Clean Wood? Yep!
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Doris Jean Miller on Feb 20, 2016That will work as long as you don't have any grease or buildup but if you do just use the Rejuvenator on it. I will put a picture on for you to look at. Its a great cleaner and oil in one that brings back the original finish and leaves no oily residue so it lasts for years. I sell antiques and used furniture and I use it on Everything. their website is www.thevictorianhouseproducts.com. Hope this helps someone.
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Zoe Emiko on Feb 22, 2021
Vinegar is a wonderful degreaser! I used this recipe to clean loads of grease off wood kitchen cabinets in a rental home we bought. It worked beautifully & brought back the wood cabinets to their former glory. Also, this didn't leave an oily residue at all. The wood soaked up most of the oil & I gave them a good buffing after to take care of any remaining surface oil. I also used this on an antique singer sewing machine cabinet that was horribly dirty & it worked like a charm. This is a very old recipe for a wood cleaner/restorer my family has used for generations. Also, you use walnut oil (or hemp oil) which since you restore antiques you know is one of the best to use.
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Joy Kelly Hall on Feb 27, 2021
I use vinegar and water on my floors, They are Pergo it always has a film on it after I do this people walk on it after I mopped with a microfiber mop see foot prints slipper prints nothing works any suggestions
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I have Pergo floors would this work? How do you use the solution ginger and oil please help I hate this Pergo wood it is always looks like it has a film on it
Will this clean a wood door
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