Cleaning Oak Chairs

Ian26 · **Posted: 26-08-2020 , 04:36 AM** #1

Best way to clean old Dutch oak dining chairs, without chemicals.
Thank you for reading.

Pacman · **Posted: 23-05-2021 , 09:34 PM** #2

Metholated spirits and fine wire wool. Put some of the spirits into a container (as it gets dirty) and dip a piece of your wire wool into it, rub along the wood in the direction of the grain. Wipe off with kitchen paper. Keep going till the kitchen paper is more or less clean and then sand lightly with fine grade sandpaper.

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	Posted: 26-08-2020 , 04:36 AM #1
Ian26 Member Join Date: May 2015 Location: Cavan Posts: 3	Cleaning Oak Chairs Best way to clean old Dutch oak dining chairs, without chemicals. Thank you for reading.

	Posted: 23-05-2021 , 09:34 PM #2
Pacman Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Glasson, Westmeath Posts: 176	Are you asking how ? Metholated spirits and fine wire wool. Put some of the spirits into a container (as it gets dirty) and dip a piece of your wire wool into it, rub along the wood in the direction of the grain. Wipe off with kitchen paper. Keep going till the kitchen paper is more or less clean and then sand lightly with fine grade sandpaper. ;-)