Is it safe to use on Wooden table as I had a problem of dust/mold mites in my home ?
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I use it on my kitchen table (wood, but sealed with some sort of gloss). I wouldn't use it on a nice dining room table without a glossy protectant, though.
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I use it on any of my would projects. I make furniture and accessories from reclaimed items. Any items that may be used for food i always use beeswax for the finish. It should work well on the table as long as it is a smooth surface. For a more durable surface I would suggest at least 3 coats with a good buffing in between coats. To make the buffing easier on the table surface I use an orbital buffer, the type you would use to buff a car. I have one that I use just for my furniture projects. It is a small one put out by Turtle Wax. Here is a link. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251425474054?lpid=82 Good luck with your project.
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I have this table in Yuma Arizona. I use either teak oil or olive oil as required. The wood does dry out but has done well. I am a winter visitor so it is not exposed to hot summer sun so that may extend its life. It's a beautiful set.
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I am no expert, but it seems that mold/mildew show up wherever there is moisture (from dew and rainfall and humidity). So maybe you need to keep the cover dry by getting a tarp to cover the cover. Of course the tarp will probably start to look gross after a few months, so you will need to get a tarp to cover the tarp. And so on. An easier recommendation would be to learn to live with your filthy cover. It is supposed to be dirty because it is keeping the filth off your furniture. So what if it gets dirty - - don't you take it off when you use your furniture anyway. And when you do, your cushions underneath will be nice and clean. Hey wait. . . . did this question come from my wife? Sounds like something she would say.
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I don't use anything special, just use a damp cloth to clean first and dry with a microfiber cloth. You can google in the internet "5 ways to care for a wooden dining table".
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I think it would be fine, although you might want to test a section of material first to see if there is any discoloration. FYI, this didn't do anything to the mildew I had and I had to buy another product. It's a great disinfectant and order remover but no so good at mold or mildew in my experience.
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Sorry for the delay, I really don't know about mold. I have used it as a pest control, it really works well. Safe around pets and kids
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Read the directions and/or call the company. I would not use it on wood furniture personally. I use it for stainless steel only.
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it should be its suppose to be made of natural materials so wood is natural and is able to get wet, clean it and let it air dry. That's too bad re: mites; something we dread, have seen them in the store with mites and its not a pretty sight.
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We only use it for pest control not a mold product but any liquid should work. Use appropriate protection for the product.
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I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
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Yes, but application is a bit different: I used a broom and sprinkled just a little powder near the baseboards, brushing it under the moldings. Then I smeared the powdery film left over into nearby cracks between the boards. I continued that way around the rooms. You may not have cracks though -- I have an old house and had an old apartment :)
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Yes, Just peel off slowly! And if you have any sticky stuff left on the table from it just use Goo Gone! I hope you meant to take them off your table!
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I have not had a problem keeping my box clean. It probably would not hurt to wipe it with some light furniture oil (such as Old Engllish - don't use the dark one!) if you feel yours is drying out.
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I just use a damp cloth. It's not real wood so furniture polish would not be absorbed. It would leave it oily.
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I would suggest bleaching first, let it dry, then use the benzarid fungicide. It will prevent future mold and mildew growth for a long time as it has on my house.
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I use my tables for plants, and am careful to wipe up any spills immediately. Even though the finish looks good, moisture will distress any wood surface over time.