How to Treat Cedar Interiors
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Cedar dust isn't toxic, but inhaling it can cause temporary respiratory problems.Jupiterimages/Goodshoot/Getty Images
Wear a face mask and goggles to ensure you don't inhale cedar dust or get it in your eyes. - 2). Sand the cedar wood using an electric sander and fine-grit sandpaper. Sand the surface lightly to refresh the fragrance without wearing away too much wood.
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Remove cedar dust easily with a vacuum.Hemera Technologies/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images
Vacuum the cedar interior to remove cedar dust from the surface and surrounding surfaces. Dampen a clean cloth with water and squeeze out excess moisture. Wipe off the cedar to remove any remaining dust. Allow the wood to air dry completely. - 4). Rub cedar oil into the wood to moisturize the wood and replenish the natural fragrance. Allow the cedar oil to absorb into the wood before reusing the cedar interior.
