Baking soda could leave a film behind so it must be remove thoroughly with plain water. I'd try vinegar and water or even plain soap and water if you're trying to clean the urethane. Wishing you the best.
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Not sure what you are asking--Do you want to clean polyurethane with it? Yes just wipe dry so it doesn't leave spots.
Not sure what you are asking...
What is is you want to do? Never heard of anything like this.
I mean you could, but why?
Hi Bertha,
Baking soda could leave a film behind so it must be remove thoroughly with plain water. I'd try vinegar and water or even plain soap and water if you're trying to clean the urethane. Wishing you the best.