Speed Cleaning Secret #7 One of the Speed Bumps: Wood Furniture

Stop! What do you think you’re doing? Don’t waste good speed cleaning time polishing that furniture! If it’s new furniture, it already has a protective finish to it. There’s no need to do much more than dust it. And if it’s a teak finish, well, oil it down for now and let that oil sit for several hours (preferably overnight!) And there you have it in a nutshell, another speed bump crushed in your race to clean your house – efficiently. I feel, though, as if I have to give you one more viable tip – and when it comes to furniture there’s a lot of misinformation floating around. So I’ll let you in on a secret that neither the manufacturers of the furniture will tell you nor will those who make furniture polish really want you to know. You can make your own “green” furniture cleaners. It costs a fraction of what it would if you bought a commercial one and it’s much better not only for the environment, but for your own health as well. And, by the way, your furniture will simply love it too. At the website {www.speedcleaningcopy.com} there are several from which to choose, this is one of my favorites. It’s also one that’s recommended for teak furniture. And if you own any teak you know how careful you have to be with that finish. Use either of the following two and you can’t go wrong: ¼ teaspoon light olive oil ¼ cup white vinegar Or ¼ cup walnut oil 4 drops lemon extract Once you use these “recipes” I’m betting you’ll never buy commercial furniture polish and oil again. If you want to learn more about speed cleaning, visit: {www.speedcleaningcopy.com}. In our next secret, I’ll reveal the secret to getting your windows sparkling clean (and if you think you already know this one, you just may be in for a real surprise!).