Even though we attach great importance to the cleanliness of doors, they often tend to become stained due to excessive use. In fact, you only have to open them one too many times to discover the dreaded fingerprints. But no fear! Today we will see together how to remove fingerprints from doors using homemade and natural ingredients!
Wooden doors
Since not all doors are the same, it is advisable to differentiate the remedies according to the type of material. So let’s start with wooden doors that are as fascinating as they are delicate. To remove fingerprints, pour a glass of white vinegar into a bucket of two liters of water. Then dip a microfiber cloth into the resulting mixture, wring it out and wipe the door several times. Pay particular attention to the atrium. Finally, rinse with lukewarm water and dry thoroughly. To further polish the wood of your doors, you can also apply a small amount of olive oil to a soft cloth, rub the door and leave for at least half an hour before removing excess oil with a wool cloth.
Laminate doors
One of the most popular doors in the home are laminate doors, which are very durable and do not require much maintenance. To remove fingerprints from such doors, add some Marseille soap to a basin of hot water and stir to dissolve the soap. Next, dip a soft cloth in the resulting solution, wring it out and wipe the door until there are no fingerprints left. Finally, rinse thoroughly to remove any remaining foam and dry thoroughly using circular movements, as if you were cleaning glass.
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Painted doors
You need to be more careful with painted doors as they are very delicate and require a lot of care. First, try an old trick with a potato. Cut it in half and rub one of the halves over the door marks. Let it sit for a few moments before wiping with a damp cloth and drying thoroughly. For white painted doors, soak a microfiber cloth with a mixture of vinegar and water, wring it out, run it over the door and then dry it. Avoid abrasive sponges and aggressive products that could damage the paint.
Glass doors
Finally, for particularly sensitive glass doors, add half a glass of vinegar and half a glass of alcohol to a bowl with a liter of lukewarm water. Dip a cloth into the mixture, wring it well and wipe the door glass. Finally, dry with old newspapers that have strong absorbency. You can also use talcum powder to remove stains and stains on glass. Pour 3 tablespoons of talcum powder into a bowl of warm water, stir until completely dissolved, then pour the solution into a spray bottle. Spray on the door glass and wipe several times with a microfiber cloth.