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pick an idem
soak it in warm water w liquid dishsoap
and using your fingers rather than a dish-pad
see what happens.
I agree its tougher the n you think
if that doesn't work
try isopropyl alcohol on a tiny spot w a kleenex , as see if the finish
is affected
household white vinegar is a third option
pick an idem
soak it in warm water w liquid dishsoap
and using your fingers rather than a dish-pad
see what happens.
I agree its tougher the n you think
if that doesn't work
try isopropyl alcohol on a tiny spot w a kleenex , as see if the finish
is affected
household white vinegar
pick an idem
soak it in warm water w liquid dishsoap
and using your fingers rather than a dish-pad
see what happens.
I agree its tougher the n you think
if that doesn't work
try isopropyl alcohol on amity spot w amkleenex , as seem if the finish
is affected.
By Dave Hatfield,
