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Use a Flannel Backed Tablecloth to Protect the Table

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Date: 12/13/2007 Topics: Christmas > Helpful Hints | Food Tips & Info > Helpful Hints  
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I don't use my large dining room table very often, but when I do, I don't like for the heat from the plates to create those hard-to-remove white spots on my table. To prevent this, I decided to use a flannel backed vinyl tablecloth underneath my regular polyester/cotton tablecloth. Since the vinyl cloth was dark blue and my regular cloth was off-white, I simply flipped the vinyl tablecloth over so that the white flannel side faced up. It didn't show through my off-white tablecloth and it prevented the plates from making white spots on my table.

Source: My own idea

By Momof1 from Wilkesboro, NC
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By jojo (Guest Post)
You could probably make do with putting a few bath towels beneath a regular table-cloth too (esp. if it's a last minute job!).

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