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I have this entertainment shelf and if I use a washcloth or a paper towel it will "scratch" the object. Being so glossy, it collects prints quite easy and would like to clean it. What's safe to use on glossy furniture? Also, water?
 
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The pledge won't eat away at the finish? Also, is that something a typical walmart will carry? (The microfiber)

Thanks
 
I just soak a microfiber cloth in water, ring it out so there is almost no water left. Then, I wipe and use a completely dry microfiber cloth to get rid of the h2o residue. I guess you can increase the effectiveness with a little bit of isopropyl alcohol added to the mix.

Or go to Wallyworld and buy a new one:D
 
Wow, either you never knew any better, or you have WalMart stock.

I'm not sure which one is worse. ;)

I guess it is where you live. My entire family lives, and I was born, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The Walmarts are CRAP there and nobody goes to them.

Here in Pensacola, Fl the Walmarts are very nice and "State-of-the-art" something we don't have too much of because it's just a normal average city. They actually just re-did 2 of the 4 in my surrounding 15 miles, they look brand new and amazing, actually.

I get everything from Walmart except my clothes and expensive gadgets. It's all about where you live. As such, we don't even glance at the Kmart here when passing by.
 
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