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How to Remove Grease and Water Stains From Wood

Grease and water stains don't have to doom your furniture to the attic or basement. With a few easy steps, your furniture will look and feel as though nothing spilled on it. Here are some old-fashioned home remedies for fixing these right up.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Lint-free Cloths
    • Damp Cloths
    • Furniture Polishes
    • Salt
    • Toothpaste - Non Gel
    • Damp cloths
    1. Clean Up Grease Spills

      • 1

        Apply salt to the stain immediately.

      • 2

        Allow the salt to sit on the grease stain until grease has been absorbed.

      • 3

        Repeat as necessary until the stain is removed.

      • 4

        Polish the entire area of wood.

      Remove Water Marks

      • 1

        Apply a small amount of non-gel toothpaste to a damp, clean, lint-free cloth.

      • 2

        Rub toothpaste over the water spot.

      • 3

        Remove film with a clean, damp cloth.

      • 4

        Dry with a clean, dry cloth.

      • 5

        Polish.

    Tips & Warnings

    • An occasional polishing will help to prevent grease from staining in the first place.

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    Comments

    • dmghearts Apr 25, 2010
      I didn't have a iron so I used a hairdryer on high with cooking oil, and the stain completely disappeared. I still can't believe it but it WORKED, the stain is GONE...
    • btwr1 Jan 11, 2009
      I set a hot pizza that just came out of the oven and it stained my butcher block counter. Please anyone help
    • btwr1 Jan 11, 2009
      I set a hot pizza that just came out of the oven and it stained my butcher block counter. Please anyone help
    • btwr1 Jan 11, 2009
      I laid pizza out of the oven on my bucther block and it left several grease stains that I have not been able to get out. Please help
    • btwr1 Jan 11, 2009
      I laid pizza out of the oven on my bucther block and it left several grease stains that I have not been able to get out. Please help

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