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Homemaking Hints
Did you know that too much wax, oil, and polish can actually dim the beauty of wood finishes? Surprisingly, furniture manufacturers themselves point this out. According to the American Walnut Manufa-eturerrs Association, the best cleaning care is to wash furniture with suds and wafer. Wash it once or twice with a cloth wrung out of warm soap or detergent suds, then wipe all surfaces with a clean damp cloth and rub dry. All wood pieces, modern or antique, thrive on 'this basic cleaning as the suds remove various types of soil which are not affected by simply applying another coat of oil, polish or wax. After all surfaces are thoroughly clean, then use any preferred type of finishing touch. Applying polished or waxes too often tends to build up a film which reduces the
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