Without brushing, how to clean a dull wooden table so it shines like new using 1 kitchen ingredient

foto: YouTube/Eno Haryo Channel

The final appearance feels like it has been polished or varnished.

Brilio.net - Many table furnishings in homes are made from wood, such as guest tables, dining tables, and so on. Wooden tables are often the choice because they are aesthetic and durable. However, after being used for years and rarely cleaned, usually a lot of dust will accumulate on wooden tables .

Stubborn dust on a wooden table usually won't disappear if you just clean it with a feather duster. As a result, many people choose to brush it with a cleaning agent so that the dull wooden table full of dust can shine again. However, if you don't want to brush it, there are still other ways to clean a wooden table.

One method was shared by a netizen who is familiarly called Eno. Through an upload on the Eno Haryo Channel YouTube account, this man said, you can rely on one kitchen ingredient to return a dull wooden table to a shiny and luxurious appearance like it has been polished or varnished.

First, prepare a bucket filled with clean water. Dissolve a little soap in the water. Eno explained, you can use a gentle type of soap, such as bath soap or dish washing soap. Then, dip a clean cloth or towel into the soap solution, wring it out, and rub it on the table you want to clean.

After all parts of the wooden table have been cleaned with soapy water, then wipe with another cloth soaked in clean water to remove any remaining soap. Next, dry the table, either by drying it in the sun or wiping it with a dry cloth. Make sure the table is completely dry before proceeding with the next process.

photo: YouTube/Eno Haryo Channel

After the table is dry, continue to spread it evenly with cooking oil. Yup, cooking oil is the main kitchen ingredient for practicing how to clean a dull wooden table so it shines.

"This is a carved furniture table, so we have to use a brush," emphasized the owner of the YouTube account Eno Haryo Channel, quoted by BrilioFood on Friday (31/5).

photo: YouTube/Eno Haryo Channel

So, are you interested in trying this method? Taking a peek at Eno Haryo Channel's YouTube upload, apart from having been watched 67 thousand times, quite a few other netizens have left enthusiastic comments about how to clean this wooden table, you know.

(brl/tin)