What do you mean by teak laminate? To me it means a plastic material made to look like teak. In that case you can clean it with anything but an abrasive....vinegar, dish soap and water 409, simple green...whatever.
If you mean teak veneer, then you need to be very careful with anything containing water....a good coat of paste wax will protect it and allow you to use a dust cloth for cleaning.

lindac92 your right i ment teak veneer. The guy at Scandinavian Designs said pledge or orange oil. Which is best?

I avoid orange oil like the plague...hd a cleaning lady that made a mess of many finishes with it. Is there a finish on the teak? Often there isn't...but if there is I suggest a good paste wax coating and then you don't need to clean with much but a very slightly damp cloth. of perhaps a tiny bit of pledge sprayed on the cloth to hold the dust. If you spill something icky a little water or mild soap and water will be ok but you will then likely have to re wax the spot. a good coating of a carnuaba based was should last 6 months.

And the fact that the guy at the store even suggested orange oil makes me leery of anything he says.

lindac92 I think im just going to dust it and for any stains light water and mild soap. Im leery of the orange oil as well myself. He first said pledge but i want to avoid using toxic chemicals if at all possible.