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Water Spots on Leather

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Date: 03/05/2001 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Do you have any suggestions for getting WATER SPOTS out of leather covered tables, also wood tables? Thanking you in advance, - Anna Marie
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Post By Pat (Guest Post) (07/22/2007)
I also have a leather topped table with a water spot from a plant..did you have any luck getting the water mark off of your table?...I've already tried vinegar and a soft cloth as was suggested on another site..It didn't work. I need some other suggestions...


Post By Carlitos (Guest Post) (07/09/2004)
To remove white rings from wood tables use "METHYLHIDRETE" on a cloth and let it stay for 5 minutes or so and the ring will go away.

God luck.


Post by kcohenvt (32) | (03/24/2001)
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I had to consult my Make It Last Book, by Yankee Magazine, for this answer. Keep polishing! If you continue applying furniture polish on a regular basis, the rings will eventually disappear. Also, to clean a leather tabletop: Mix a solution of equal parts lemon juice and water. Sponge on solution, then wipe dry.
This may not be the quick answer you may have been hoping for but the tips in this book are tried and true Yankee Ingenuity!
Mrs Kathy Cohen
Northfield,VT


Post by marbles (2) | (03/24/2001)
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I once read that a little bit of mayonaise rubbed into the area would remove the spot.


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