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Removing White Heat Stain From Cherry Table Top

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Date: 10/06/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove a white heat stain from a cherry table top?

Bart from Wilmington, NC
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By Bt086 (1) Profile Contact
We have just had this problem on a new Dining Room Table (Oak). I went on the web and found a solution to the problem. With and light towel and a steam Iron. Our Iron has a shot of steam button. Using this and the towel directly over the stain, it magically disappeared. The spots on our table are completely gone in just seconds....

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By Lynn from Calif. (104) Profile Contact
Hi, Bart, a friend of mine removed a heat stain from a tabletop with toothpaste (of all things!), but I don't remember what kind of wood her table was made of and you would definitely want to test the toothpaste on your table in an inconspicuous place (like maybe on the underside of the table?) first to make sure it wouldn't damage it. Good luck!

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By SassyKat (1) Contact
Hope this helps......I have removed these stains with mayonaise. Just rub a little over the stain and let it set overnight. Wipe it off with a dry cloth and the stain should be gone. If not, try a second "round".

Posted on 10/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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