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HELP!!!! restoring smoke and heat damaged furniture

Posted by creamer725 on 12/14/2002, 6:57 pm
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We had a fire and are under insured. We have some 80 year old maple furniture....side board, hutch, dresser, and two twin beds that we are trying to save. They are black with soot and the smell is intense. We tried cleaning some maple chairs with trisodium phosphate and water and the results were terrible. The chairs were ruined. Is there any way to restore these pieces?

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HELP!!!! restoring smoke and heat damaged furniture - creamer725 12/14/2002, 6:57 pm
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--Previous Message-- : We had a fire and are under insured. We have : some 80 year old maple furniture....side : board, hutch, dresser, and two twin beds : that we are trying to save. They are black : with soot and the smell is intense. We : tried cleaning some maple chairs with : trisodium phosphate and water and the : results were terrible. The chairs were : ruined. Is there any way to restore these : pieces? :

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