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Sunday 6 June 2010

how to remove nicotine from wood

I am still getting replies to the post about the cheap oak chest of drawers bought from an antique shop. The reason it was so cheap was because it came in a house clearance from someone who had been a heavy smoker and the drawers were very dirty and covered in nicotine.

I was asked if Heritage Woodcare would remove all this buildup.Heritage Woodcare removes all the buildup of silicons, waxes, grease and grime and will also remove most white heat, ring and water marks. It will, therefore, successfully remove all the buildup from the drawers including the nicotine and, in the process, make them smell a little fresher.

Hereitage Woodcare is very easy to use . Give your bottle a really good shake, pour some into a container, take any soft and clean cloth, soak it in the polish, squeeze and wring the cloth out till it is damp dry then pour the remaining polish back into your bottle. You are now ready!All you do now is wipe, possibly more than once, following the direction of the grain . As previously stated, Heritage Woodcare removes all the build up of silicons, waxes , grease and grime and as the nicotine is in the buildup, that will be removed at the same time. If you are left with a steaky finish, that is the polish doing its work and more than one application will be required.

Heritage Woodcare is available online, visit www.heritagewoodcare.co.uk/buy-woodcare

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