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How to Remove Heat Stains from Wood

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By AllJazzedUp
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(6 Ratings)

You know the white marks that are impossible to polish off of your best wood table? .. Well not any more.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • pillow case or similar thin material
  • Iron
  1. Step 1

    Turn on iron on the steam setting.

  2. Step 2

    Cover heat stain on the wood with the thin cloth

  3. Step 3

    Steam Iron the area!

Tips & Warnings
  • Take care, take your time, and watch every step of the way. But it does work.
  • It sounds a bit ridiculous adding heat to remove a heat stain but I have tried it and it is remarkable.

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ciabo3504 said

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on 12/3/2009 Thank you!!!!!!!!!! Great article! 5*!

raidz said

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on 11/28/2008 Try this site, it has good tips on removing heat marks and water spots:

http://raidz.net/blog/how-remove-white-rings-and-water-spots-your-furniture

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on 11/17/2008 I was desperate when our new kitchen table had a heat stain from warming up pizza on a paper plate. I found this tip and to my amazement, it worked beautifully!!! I still can't believe the spot is gone. It did dry out my table so I used some pledge revitalizing oil on it to make it shine again. Truly Amazing. Thanks so much.

perro said

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on 10/6/2008 will try it and let u know how i get on

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