removing grime from doors
#31
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Location: Lebanon Missouri
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Try Dawn Original -Put soap on the rag and use circular motion -let set for a about 10 minutes -wipe off with a wet rag. If your doors get as bad as mine this may take a couple times to get it all.But this has always worked for me. I have done this on job sites because 9 times out of 10 no matter how good the paint is it will not cover the grime.It bleeds through even after 3 and 4 coats. There is no cure for preventing it-I now wipe down door jambs and other fingerprint spots after I finish dishes at the end of the day
#32
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Hartsburg, Mo
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I haven't read all the posts so this may have already been suggested: either a squirt of Dawn dish soap in water with a microfiber cloth; of half Dawn/half vinegar (warm it in the microwave first to help blending with Dawn) and the microfiber cloth.
I think the tag line for Dawn could be changed from 'it takes grease out of your way' to 'it takes grime out of your way.' I use it more for cleaning than dishes.
If neither works, it is time to go sew :-)
I think the tag line for Dawn could be changed from 'it takes grease out of your way' to 'it takes grime out of your way.' I use it more for cleaning than dishes.
If neither works, it is time to go sew :-)
#33
Much cheaper than GOO Be Gone is lighter fluid which is a wonderful cleaner for anything sticky.
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#37
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Location: Live Oak, Texas
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I keep a big bottle of orange oil in my kitchen for hard to clean areas and to mop floors when they get hard to remove stains. I use it it on my white doors when the grand kids are here and it has worked well for me. Just be sure to wash it off good when done.
#40
along with the peroxide, baking soda paste, I add a little dishwashing soap. It works wonders on dirty collar shirts and persipration around the underarms of the the white shirts. Srub on with a hard brush.
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