ᐅ What is the best way to clean Ikea Brimnes furniture without damaging the surface?
Created on: 28 Sep 2020 13:04
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Maiasu
Hello everyone,
Some time ago, I bought the Ikea Brimnes furniture (a combination of wood fiberboard and a coated surface), but I’m currently a bit uncertain about how to clean the surface properly without damaging it. Since the Brimnes often has a white or light surface with a thin film coating, I would like to avoid it becoming dull or scratched.
Are there any specific cleaning products or methods that help maintain these surfaces well over time? I would appreciate it if someone could share their experience here – maybe also with advice on which cleaning tools to avoid or whether household remedies like vinegar or alcohol are suitable. Thanks in advance for any tips!
Some time ago, I bought the Ikea Brimnes furniture (a combination of wood fiberboard and a coated surface), but I’m currently a bit uncertain about how to clean the surface properly without damaging it. Since the Brimnes often has a white or light surface with a thin film coating, I would like to avoid it becoming dull or scratched.
Are there any specific cleaning products or methods that help maintain these surfaces well over time? I would appreciate it if someone could share their experience here – maybe also with advice on which cleaning tools to avoid or whether household remedies like vinegar or alcohol are suitable. Thanks in advance for any tips!
KODAN32 schrieb:
Experience: For stubborn stains, just be patient and clean gently several times. Thank you for the tip, so patience is more important than strong aggressive cleaning.
Do you have any other recommendations, for example if there are grease stains on the surface? Does the mild cleaner work for those as well, or should special products be used?
Maiasu schrieb:
Do you have any recommendations for example if there are grease stains on the surface?Grease stains can often be best removed using a dish soap, as it breaks down grease. To do this:
- Gently rub with a damp cloth and dish soap
- Follow up with clean water and a dry cloth
For really stubborn grease, you can try:
- Water warmed to about hand temperature
- Avoid hot water, as it may damage the surface film
Please do not use any abrasive cleaners, even if grease stains are annoying. It is better to clean gently several times than to risk damaging the surface.
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