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Towel and Iron to Remove Ring on Table

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Date: 01/16/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Furniture > Tables  
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Where I can find Dave's instructions for the towel and iron method for getting the white ring off of wood table?

Vivianhbl from NY
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Post By Frank- Sydney Ausralia (Guest Post) (07/12/2008)
Amazing, just did the iron and towel trick and it worked almost instantly. Then a quick polish and hey presto, Robert is your mother's brother.

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Post By Amanda (Guest Post) (07/02/2008)
I used hot steam iron AND tried the mayo trick and neither of them worked on my table. As fate would have it, my 3 year old was making a pb and j sandwich this morning, and by the time I got around to cleaning the jelly off the table a couple hours later, the water marks under the jelly were gone. It was amazing. It was grape jelly, if that makes a difference.

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Post by grammakim (4) | (02/27/2008)
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I also did the linen towel and iron trick on my heat marks and my table looks brand new!

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Post By Danialle (Guest Post) (01/16/2008)
I don't know if this is Dave's or not, but this is the one I have. I hope it helps you.

White Heat Marks on Wood Table
The only way to get rid of heat or water marks on wood (leaves cloudy white marks and rings) is to use heat and water again to take it out. Forget ashes and mayo. Just heat a steam iron to medium, place a plain tea towel (no print or waffle) over the stain and press for SECONDS. Push the steam button while you press. Wipe, and repeat until stain is gone then polish with teak oil, or olive oil. This WORKS. So does a hairdryer, but not as well and steam works better. (07/24/2006

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Post By bonnie (Guest Post) (01/16/2008)
No I use MAYONAISE on a paper towel, let sit an hour or less, and rub gone. Who would believe. I refinish furniture so its a cheap trick. Try it you do it again.

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