I just found a wooden dresser in a storage room in the house that no one seemed to be using. i brought it into my room to take a look and when i was cleaning and vacuuming all the dust and stuff out of it, i turned it over. on the bottom of the dresser there was quite a bit of spider webs and the wooden skirt around the base was starting to turn a little hints of green and black. the bottom of the dresser is seperated from the bottom drawer by the cardboard things you see on the back of television sets and some dressers.

i was thinking about taking the fronts of the drawers off and just gluing the drawer fronts to the dresser to have a big hollow inside. then i would just take off the cardboard backing and work through there.

my only worry is the crap on the underside of the dresser. i managed to vacuum everything away but there may be something in the wood, idk. i didnt see and insects of bugs.

would this cause any problems?
andy704 Reviewed by andy704 on . Old dresser going to cause problems? I just found a wooden dresser in a storage room in the house that no one seemed to be using. i brought it into my room to take a look and when i was cleaning and vacuuming all the dust and stuff out of it, i turned it over. on the bottom of the dresser there was quite a bit of spider webs and the wooden skirt around the base was starting to turn a little hints of green and black. the bottom of the dresser is seperated from the bottom drawer by the cardboard things you see on the back of Rating: 5