As part of the ongoing refurbishment of the hole we've bought, we've just had a new kitchen fitted. The doors are made of oiled oak frames with a veneered centre panel, and the exposed ends of the cupboards are also veneered.
Any ideas on the best way to clean it and treat it, without wrecking it? Fitter said we should use Danish oil on it every now and again, but not how often or how, and can I use that on the veneered bits too? Also, what can I clean it with on a weekly basis - can I just use a wrung out cloth with soapy water?
Looks lovely, but slightly wishing we had gone for a lacquered finish instead.... Any suggestions gratefully received!
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Oiled oak kitchen - how do you keep the wood clean and lovely?
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Springforward · 21/12/2012 09:27
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