How Do You Clean An Antique Bird Cage?
An antique bird cage is a work of art and a true collector’s treasure. Antique bird cages come in a variety of styles and some types are very rare. Most are made of brass, iron, or wood. Since antique bird cages are often expensive and delicate, you want to take extra care not to damage the piece during a cleaning. Rare and intricate pieces should only be cleaned by an expert. If your cage has severely tarnished brass, rusting iron, porous wood, or soiled wicker, you should have an expert restore your piece,If the cage is only slightly dirty or tarnished, you can attempt to clean it yourself. Sometimes dusting with a soft cloth and brush will sufficiently clean the cage. When you need more than a dusting, a mild soap may be necessary. This guide will help you safely clean brass, iron, wicker, and wood antique bird cages. Place the cage on a towel. Use a soft brush with gentle bristles to carefully clean away any dust or debris from the cage. Take a clean soft cloth and lightly wipe awa
