I have some fitted wardrobes with white doors. I assume the doors are MDF which have been sprayed white??? We are redecorating, and as you can imagine they look bit grubby. Whats the best thing to use to clean them? TIA.
how to clean wardrobes.
Jun 17, 2004
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Paint. You want to ensure that it's compatible with the base coat, probably some sort of white oil-based paint would be good.
We normally use washing soda crystals (any supermarket, and most general corner stores) in warm water (NOT caustic soda!!!!), and if they fail to shift things then progress onto sugar soap (DIY stores and decorator's merchants).
Washing soda crystals are one of the cheapest and most effective general cleaning agents we've come across...
-- Richard Sampson
email me at richard at olifant d-ot co do-t uk
I'd start with warm water with a dash of washing up liquid. Shifts most stuff, washing soda would be the next to try though.
Thanks y'all. Used sugar soap, which brought them up lovely. Would never buy white wardrobes again, though.
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