Hi Susan. I've heard of salt and oil to clean and remove water marks from wood. The salt draws out the moisture and the oil conditions the wood. I use Murphy's Oil Soap on my kitchen cupboards and been happy with results. Good luck Susan and Happy Holidays.
Mix a quarter cup of olive oil to a quarter cup of white vinegar. Use a soft cloth, apply a small amount of the mixture to the wood and buff the wood to a shine. The oil should replenish moisture to the wood. Again, you should test a small area first. From my reading it seems using canola oil is to repair scratches, not just to clean.
Maybe this article will answer your question:
https://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Wood-Furniture-with-Vinegar
Is this what you're looking for? It looks like this is more for repairing wood than cleaning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFBDVmbNPF4
Hi Susan. I've heard of salt and oil to clean and remove water marks from wood. The salt draws out the moisture and the oil conditions the wood. I use Murphy's Oil Soap on my kitchen cupboards and been happy with results. Good luck Susan and Happy Holidays.
Mix a quarter cup of olive oil to a quarter cup of white vinegar. Use a soft cloth, apply a small amount of the mixture to the wood and buff the wood to a shine. The oil should replenish moisture to the wood. Again, you should test a small area first. From my reading it seems using canola oil is to repair scratches, not just to clean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFBDVmbNPF4
Here you go: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/repair/furniture/naturally-repair-wood-with-vinegar-and-canola-oil-1578267