How to Clean Old Knobs on Bedroom furniture
Whether they are made from brass, ceramic or wood, knobs on acme furniture can offer an eye-catching touch of class. Since they attract attention, keep them clean and in good condition, particularly when they are antique or collectible. Here are some tips on making them sparkle. Difficulty: Easy Instructions Things You will need Soft toothbrush Soapy water Metal or wood polish Towel Screwdriver Ketchup or Worcestershire sauce Paste wax Suggest Edits How to Clean Old Knobs on acme furniture 1)Take off the old knobs using a screwdriver. You can’t give them really a good cleaning while they are still on the dresser or night dining table, and also you don’t wish to damage the furniture finish. 2)Soak ceramic and glass knobs in warm, soapy water to loosen the dirt. (Dishwashing detergent is fine.) Let them soak for approximately one hour. Scrub with a soft toothbrush as necessary. Dry with a soft towel. 3)If brass knobs are simply dirty, follow the instructions in Step two. A simpler alternative would be to rub the knobs with a soft cloth. This buffing will require some work, but the knobs will shine. 4)If the brass knobs are unlacquered and tarnished, make use of a soft cloth to rub on a nontoxic metal cleaner—or ketchup or Worcestershire sauce. Wipe clean, and the tarnish will be gone. 5)If you have lacquered brass knobs, wash them with soapy water and dry well. Use a soft cloth to use a coat or two of paste wax, then wipe with a clean cloth. 6)Don’t submerge wood knobs in water. Wipe them with a soft cloth and soapy water and dry them well. Tips & Warnings Between cleanings, use disinfecting wipes on furniture knobs. Germs can love to linger there. Use the internet for replacements for chipped or broken knobs.
