11-23-2017, 01:04 PM
It really depends on what you mean by cleaning it. What is on the surface that needs to be cleaned off of it? If it's just dust and small particles of sediment a rag with a very light coating of boiled linseed oil should do just fine.
If you do use linseed oil be sure to wipe off any excess because as it dries linseed oil becomes gummy.. Clear Danish oil would be good as well..
I'd try to avoid too much soap and water. Water can and will swell wood sometimes with disastrous results. I'd probably try linseed oil cut with a little bit of mineral spirits and wipe it down with a lint free rag.. Try to avoid water if at all possible.
If you do use linseed oil be sure to wipe off any excess because as it dries linseed oil becomes gummy.. Clear Danish oil would be good as well..
I'd try to avoid too much soap and water. Water can and will swell wood sometimes with disastrous results. I'd probably try linseed oil cut with a little bit of mineral spirits and wipe it down with a lint free rag.. Try to avoid water if at all possible.
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