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Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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Posted by
happylady1957 (
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Tue, Feb 7, 12 at 7:53
Hi All,
I currently use only microfiber cloths to dust my wooden blinds and furniture, but it seems to be a losing proposition, as the dust comes back in a few hours. Admittedly, this is dark wood I am talking about.
In any case, I would like to try Pledge or Endust. Supposedly, Pledge does not build up because it has no wax, but I've heard that the silicone can build up.
What do you all use. I'm sick of dusting every day.
Thanks! |
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RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Lightly fine mist microfiber cloth with water and it will work well and not wet the wood. Once a week will not hurt, don't do this daily. Lemon oil would work well, a small amount on microfiber cloth, do not want to make things oily. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Well, I have to admit, I used the lemon Pledge on a micro fiber cloth, and those blinds look great! I will try a fine mist of water next time, though, so I don't risk build up. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Ive used endust for 41 yrs wont use anything else,my sister swore by pledge she also had wax buildup on all wood furniture. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Endust...all I will use after trying them all. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Really wet your hands, and then dry them on your clean dust cloth. Then dust with it. See if that is the answer for you. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| Another vote for Endust. I have always heard that Pledge leaves a build-up on wood furniture. |
RE: Pledge or Endust or Neither?
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| my sister used pledge on her dining chairs every week,the chairs got this white film you could scrape off with your fingernail,yuk,I use endust I like it,on mop mostly. |
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