Joined: Mar Sun 25, 2012 4:04 am Posts: 17 Location: Bremerton, WA USA
I picked up this GE consule the other day. I was wondering what is safe to clean the water stains out of the fabric on the front? Is there a certain method in doing this?
Joined: Jun Wed 01, 2011 9:05 am Posts: 6736 Location: "Amish Country", PA
I've been wondering what on earth is on the front of that thing. I intially thought they were wooden slats but I guess they're rods in front of fabric?
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I would start with a clean white towel, dampened, with water only and wipe it on the area, following the strips.That should help safely lift the dirt/stain away. If it is a no-go, dish-washing soap would be the next step, I think. It is fairly mild.
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Joined: Aug Wed 24, 2011 4:35 am Posts: 1272 Location: Sunnyvale CA
glasdave wrote:
I would start with a clean white towel, dampened, with water only and wipe it on the area, following the strips.That should help safely lift the dirt/stain away. If it is a no-go, dish-washing soap would be the next step, I think. It is fairly mild.
glad I'm not the only one looking to do something with speaker cloth! I acquired a 1968 mid-century modern Zenith console and it smells very bad (that yucky old wood smell - never sure what it's from , but disgusting and stinks up entire room!) Mine has wood louvre slats in front of the speakers; after airing the cabinet for days, I opened those slats and got a big whiff of bad, so the cloth is retaining the odor...
Your cabinet is amazing-looking! I hope you get the water stains out! Good luck!
I intially thought they were wooden slats but I guess they're rods in front of fabric?
