Post by Deleted on Jan 8, 2023 20:57:00 GMT
So, dumb question...
When I was younger, I used to spring clean every room of my home from top to bottom. Washed wood furniture with Murphy's Oil Soap and then did the furniture polish in a can that you had to rub on with a cloth, wait for it to dry then polish off. I've since wised up and no longer spring clean, but rather clean things that I notice need it, as needed. Boy, has it been freeing experience!!!
So, my question is, our bedroom furniture is 30 years old and the wood seems to be drying out, not looking as nice as it used to. What do you do to restore your wood furniture, or moisturize it (is that even a thing???). I'd like something simple that will help the dry wood look newer again. Any suggestions???
When I was younger, I used to spring clean every room of my home from top to bottom. Washed wood furniture with Murphy's Oil Soap and then did the furniture polish in a can that you had to rub on with a cloth, wait for it to dry then polish off. I've since wised up and no longer spring clean, but rather clean things that I notice need it, as needed. Boy, has it been freeing experience!!!
So, my question is, our bedroom furniture is 30 years old and the wood seems to be drying out, not looking as nice as it used to. What do you do to restore your wood furniture, or moisturize it (is that even a thing???). I'd like something simple that will help the dry wood look newer again. Any suggestions???
