What kind of cleaning products should I use on this table?
1495585
Very very easy to clean - can use windex , Lysol wipes, whatever you have on hand. We love this table!
1296927
Kindly, you should ask the maker of this product about their products uses. I have not had the need or opportunity to clean the items you detail, sorry.
1162869
Use a Teflon safe sponge like scrubeez, and Dawn dish detergent. Soak for a while and then scrub.
182992
I use bar keepers friend. It is usually next to powdered Comet in the cleaning section. A little of it on a scrubby sponge and its good as new.
44494
I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
1240929
The descriptions of this table state that you can use it for cleaning fish. There is a plastic cover that fits over the table top. The table top is made of some kind of nylon or polyester fabric with hard slats sewn into them to create a hard surface. The adjustable height of the table would make it useful for cleaning fish. I would, however, use large plastic bins for the sloppy work. I would also exercise care with sharp objects because I believe the plastic cover could easily be punctured, sliced or easily dislodged.
313660
I've never cleaned brushes, but to remove this from copper plates, we use washing soda. Also, LA Awesome removes most acrylic products, along with its intended use to clean dirt, grease and other stuff. It will remove acrylic paint from tables, so try that. Or, washing soda. I use Pledge as a varnish to make printing plates directly or on copper as an acid resist. Like the other reply, if all else fails, ammonia works. I just don't like the smell!
2136571
Vacuum it up and thdn wipe/mop it with a cloth and water. It's a good idea to wear a dust mask and some gloves when applying and cleaning up DE.
558877
They recommended the orange degreaser, I use it then a USBC approved cleaner. I have had good results using that combination.
1843130
There is no varnish or finish on this piece except flat paint. Just a good wiping-down would probably suffice. Then ask a paint store the best kind of paint to use on the table in whatever color & finish (flat or gloss) you want.
951836
I used cameo a non scratch cleanser that cleans and even removes the blue discoloration you get with high heat sometimes. This is a cleanser for copper cookware but works really well on stainless . Also Barkeepers Friend cleans and shines without scratching.
1035790
I'm not sure, but a good cleaner and a stiff brush?Maybe something like Clorox's "Anywhere" cleaner?
769402
I would try a soft bristled brush like a dish scrubber. The instructions say no machine wash but nothing about dry-cleaning, you could always ask your dry cleaner and see what they say. Our local cleaners is always very helpful and won't take anything they don't feel comfortable with returning in a useable state.
2089024
I actually haven't tried cleaning it yet (I don't use it everyday) I would try alcohol or a general Pledge product (for cleaning everything from TVs to windows). Hope that helps!
140843
If it's a light wood (maple or light oak) and really dirty I'd use the cleaner and wax. But if it's not dirty I'd just the sealer. Dark wood I'd go with the seal finish.
675654
There is no special cleaning solution with this. You use whatever your equipment provider has recommended. Mine recommended a mild detergent followed by a vinegar and water rinse.
2017389
Spray the furniture w/ cleaner then scrub w/ a horse hair brush or a car wheel brush to clean in crevices then spray off w/ a good pressure hose.