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Removing White Heat Stains From Polished Wood

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Date: 02/12/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Furniture > Tables  
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How do I remove white heat stains from polished wood?

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Post By pegasus (Guest Post) (08/25/2008)
Using a warm iron over a white tee shirt removed the white stain from the table like magic. Thanks for the tip.

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Post By Gail (Guest Post) (03/30/2008)
Be very careful when using this technique. Remember that the heat stains are cause from trapped moisture and steaming them is ADDING moisture. I tried this on a table with a good finish and it worked fine. I then tried it on a table top with an old finish and it was a disaster ended up refinishing the tabletop.

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Post by grammakim (4) | (02/27/2008)
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I had the same problem and someone told me to use a warm iron over a linen tea towel and iron in a circular motion checking often to see if the stains were still there. I was leery but it worked!! Good Luck!

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Post by MCW (555) | (02/12/2008)
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Use some dark furniture polish known as Old English and go over the surface, that should do the trick.

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