how can wooden doors be cleaned ?

Answer 1

i love orange glo it smells great, cleans well, and also is great for cleaning your bath and shower

Answer 2

If you mix equal parts of: mineral spirit, distilled vinegar, and lindseed oil this is what it does. The mineral spirit will soften the finish, the vinegar will clean the stains and dirt and the lindseed oil will put life back into the wood. It will even remove white water marks.

The way to apply:

I usually only mix about 1/8 cup of each ingredient. It will keep, but not for more than three months or so, but then, you only need to use it once a year or so. You will find that you will want to use it on everything because it makes wooden furniture, picture frames, and floors look and smell like they were just made.

Shake the mixture good and shake from time to time during use.

Use 0000 steel wool - this is very fine and will not put scratch marks on the wood and it will help to scrub the dirt off. Test a spot to see how much pressure you need to use and use your own judgement.

Use the mixture generously, and wipe as much as you can. Do it again if you need to it is really good for the wood. The lindseed actually covers all the scratches as well. Once you get the item you are cleaning the way you want, leave it for thirty minutes. A very light film will cover the wood. Just wipe off and your doors will shine and smell like new.

I have always used this mixture on my antique furniture once a year. Doors probably do not need to be done that often.

Answer 3

I've used pledge dusting wipes on my wooden doors. If it's really bad, then also spray it down with the pledge-that Old English brand works too using a cloth rag.

Answer 4

Murphy's soap oil does a great job.Clean and rinse then spray with pledge when done..That way dust will not stick to the door as bad.

Answer 5

Old English lemon oil is an excellent cleaner for any type of real wooden furniture, etc.

Answer 6

I'm gonna need a few more details.
Are they stained?, as in wood stain for color.
Varnished? Natural wood?
If the cleaners others will mention fail, there's always just 'refinishing' them. lil light sanding should do the trick. then seal it with a good polyurethane.

Answer 7

Murphy's oil soap-find in grocery stores,hardware stores