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I found this while researching your question a little. This is a recipe from DIY.com:
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| The following was taken from DIY.com: You could clean furniture with a solution of 25 percent bleach in water. This will kill the mildew and mold, and enable you to remove it with some soap and water. Some discoloration may remain in the wood. The solution is caustic, be careful with it. The mold and mildew grow because of the presence of sufficient moisture. Wash the wood one or more times with a solution of: * 2/3 cup of trisodium phosphate Personally, I have two pieces of antique furniture we inherited from MIL and they arrived soiled and moldy. I wiped every square inch with a diluted solution of bleach, let them dry for several days in a warm dry area, then I wiped the pieces with Murphys OIl and rinsed by wiping with a damp rag. Let dry again, wiped with mineral spirits and later applied a good hard wax. 3 years later and furniture looks great! Depends on the extent and type of damage you have as to whether you want to tackle it or find someone to do it for you |
