Do you rinse out the sponge between parts of furniture?
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I used one of those big sponges you use to wash your car because that was what I had. It worked well becaus it was so big. I was able to do a couch and a love seat with it. I rinsed it out when I was done and I wouldn't use it again until it was dry. Does that answer your question? I remember also using paper towel for something in addition to the sponge. Sorry, it was a long time ago. It brightens up the leather, less dullness hiding a lot scuffs, etc.
273248
You can remove the sponge after each use but I just squeeze & rinse until the water runs clear.
2190880
Find a grease cutting dish cleaning soap, soak it for a few hours, it will remove stuff between the slats, hope this helps!
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For my SS pans, I shake some baking soda onto the wet pan bottom. Put some soap on the wet dishcloth. Rub it out. Easy. Great technique for cleaning scum off outside of pans, glass casserole dishes, stainless sinks , plastic dishpans, and much more. Keep a shaker of baking soda near the sink!
198244
I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
1570008
How can you clean the upholstered furniture? Does it suck the dirty water off it at the same?
1353638
the trick to getting it clean is to put the cleaning liquid soap in the palm of your hand ,wet the sponge and then just like you are applying the foundation try to let the sponge souk the liquid soap , then squeeze it and rub it gently in your hand as much as you need and rinse that's it ..do it again if needed..... btw i use antibacterial liquid hand soap
147638
Warm water and mild soap works for me. I use the sponge with the Teflon scrubber After the pan has cooled, as soon as possible.
1761655
I would recommend using a small dish-brush. That way you can get every area. It would be very difficult with a sponge.
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Yes I am having that problem. The sponge gets soaked. I have to take out the sponges and wash them. However they are a pain to put back together.
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I have never had a issue getting it off the furniture. I have cloth furniture I don't know what you have. I do know that sometimes soap helps on something's DONT USE ANYTHING THAT WOULD DAMAGE YOUR FURNITURE. try rolling the edges and then get under it and take it off in a slant.
1020005
Nope, the scrubbing pads have cleaner in them. No need to use additional cleaner.
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I take turns on cleaning the sponges, but if its really dirty i clean both but not thoroughly and only taking 10% of the water.
2251991
I used a mild soap and water solution followed by a light coat of teak oil. You could also use a good quality furniture oil. I happen to have a boat and so have teak oil at hand.
73190
Have used this product on furniture in similar condition. I always use steel wool to remove the old finish, then I use an soft old towel to wipe off the mess. A lovely patina will remain in the deep grooves, but if you don't want that you will have to get down into it with a soft toothbrush.
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Place between strings like Matt stated. You do risk water dripping but the sponge should not be overly saturated with water. I've never had a problem with water dripping. Wet the sponge and ring it out so it's just damp. Repeat every few days. Good luck