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If just water won't do the job a pH neutral cleanser can be used (pH 7-8.5) with a soft cleaning cloth. The surface can be rinsed with clean water to remove any residual soap and clear the bulletin board for use.

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Preparing the boards for photos If you are making your own boards, cover foam core with fabric. Select a plain fabric or one with a small pattern, so that the fabric will enhance the photos and not detract from them. The fabric will hold easily with clear packing tape. The photos can then be attached with thumb tacks.

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How to remove dirt, stains or ink marks on your corkboard? Mix ¼ cup of dish soap with one quart of warm water. To disinfect the cork or remove odors, add in ¼ cup vinegar. Wipe down the board's surface with the soapy solution using a soft sponge or rag. Use a rag or towel to dry the cork as much as possible.

For best results follow cleaning steps in order. Clean the soiled area with mild soap and water, then rinse with fresh water and wipe dry with a clean cloth. Wipe the affected area with a soft cloth or soft bristle brush using a non-abrasive cleaner, for example Formula 409? or Fantastik?.

Repairing Damaged Cork We often recommend a clear wood sealer be applied to the cork surface. The sealer will restore the natural cork color as it preserves and protects your cork board.

For persistent spots or grime: start by wiping the surface gently with a soft, lint-free cloth and warm water. If just water won't do the job a pH neutral cleanser can be used (pH 7-8.5) with a soft cleaning cloth.