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How to Clean Gold Photo Frames the Easy Way

Gold photo frames are elegant additions to any home, showcasing a photo with a certain level of class that is not usually seen in other photo frames. You may have had or still have a collection of gold frames at home with the condition very much unappealing because of the damage it has been through all the years. As with all items in the home, proper care is needed in order to preserve and extend the lifespan of an item if you wish to keep them, and photo frames are no exception. With that said here are tips on how to clean golden photo frames:

As a home-made concoction, a combination of baking soda and egg whites is very effective in removing stains and other dirt and grime that have stuck onto the edges. Before you proceed to wiping down the gold photo frames make sure that the egg whites and the baking soda have been mixed very thoroughly and that the ingredients are now blended. Wipe down the golden frames with a dry cloth first, and then follow the mixture to be used as a cleaning agent. You can reapply the baking soda and egg white mixture as needed if you still see traces of smudge on the frames.

Another method that you can use to clean gold photo frames in your home would through the use of turpentine. Turpentine is common among household cleaning products, and they can be effectively used to clean photo frames as well. To start off make sure that you have already wiped down the surface of the frames with a dry cloth and gotten rid of the dirt. Get a sponge that you can use when applying turpentine to the frames, making sure that you are wearing protective gloves as a precautionary measure.

To ensure the photo frames do not get damaged from the turpentine solution you can test a small part of the photo frame, perhaps on the underside of the frame to hide any discoloration if the gold fades away because of the solution. If not, then you can go about using turpentine to clean all of your golden photo frames.

Gold frames are indeed in a unique class of their own when speaking of photo frames, as they give life to photographs which are somewhat rather lacking in colour and life. The next time you want to go shopping for frames to keep your photos intact you may want to choose gold photo frames.