Scott's liquid gold

[crandallbradley]

On the back of the can it says not for simulated wood, has anybody used this stuff and had a problem.

[CountryGuy]

I have not heard real good things, even on wood. so, I have never used it. I just use a baby wipe for most dusting in our Tana.


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[adelmoll]

I'm with Carol. I just use a wet one. I always used it in our stick house but now I find all sprays and oils only collect the dust particules in the air and make it worse than it was before cleaning.

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[txkrumm]

I also use just a damp cloth. Such a tight, enclosed area, don't want a lot of chemicals or vapors in the air.

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[BillyRay]

I have to admit, when I saw the title of this post and it being listed under the dirty jobs catagory....I thought it was going to be something a whole lot differant!To answer your question, no I haven't used it.

[CampingCrazyShirley]

When cleaning I use a damp cloth or I use Pledge version of swifter clothes. They have a nice orange smelling cloth too. Very pleasant.

[bigmurf]

Me to wife: Honey my back is hurting again, could you dust PLEASE. Works for me.