[header] How to clean woodwork [title] Dust the woodwork. [step] Go over the woodwork with a dusting cloth, duster, or a hose attachment on a vacuum cleaner to remove dust. Make sure to dust in the direction of the grain.
[header] How to clean woodwork [title] Dust the woodwork. [step] Go over the woodwork with a dusting cloth, duster, or a hose attachment on a vacuum cleaner to remove dust. Make sure to dust in the direction of the grain.
The grain is the part of woodwork that moves upward and down or left and right while it is new. [substeps] If you're having a hard time picking up dust, spray an dust buster on the elderly or keep up with the porch railing. Pay special attention to areas prone to decomposition. [substeps] Don't be discouraged to use all-purpose cleaner on woodwork since professional woodworkers will find that it is often unavailable. Dusting before cleaning assures that the dust is removed rather than shifted around while cleaning with a product. [substeps] You can clean with any type of cloth, but microfiber cloths grab onto dust the best. If the grain is lying flat, dusting will significantly alter it. [title] Sweep the woodwork and prevent dents.