Water Ring Solution

To get rid of a new stain: Apply a clean cloth to blot the stain, and press a warm iron on top of the cloth until the stain is removed. Make sure the iron is just warm — not hot — and don't use any steam. If you'd rather not use this technique, try rubbing the stain with a soft cloth and olive oil or another natural oil. If this doesn't work, try using mayonnaise or petroleum jelly and leave it overnight. Simply wipe it clean the next morning — the stain should be gone.

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Getting rid of water rings on wood

To get rid of a new stain: Apply a clean cloth to blot the stain, and press a warm iron on top of the cloth until the stain is removed. Make sure the iron is just warm — not hot — and don't use any steam. If you'd rather not use this technique, try rubbing the stain with a soft cloth and olive oil or another natural oil. If this doesn't work, try using mayonnaise or petroleum jelly and leave it overnight. Simply wipe it clean the next morning — the stain should be gone.

To get rid of a new stain: Apply a clean cloth to blot the stain, and press a warm iron on top of the cloth until the stain is removed. Make sure the iron is just warm — not hot — and don't use any steam. If you'd rather not use this technique, try rubbing the stain with a soft cloth and olive oil or another natural oil. If this doesn't work, try using mayonnaise or petroleum jelly and leave it overnight. Simply wipe it clean the next morning — the stain should be gone. Water Ring Solution Save Email To get rid of an older stain: Moisten a cotton cloth in olive oil, and touch the cloth to a bit of rottenstone (see next photo). Gently rub the stained area with the cloth until the ring appears to be gone. Never wax or polish over an alcohol or water ring, since this will permanently set the stain on the wood finish.

To get rid of a new stain: Apply a clean cloth to blot the stain, and press a warm iron on top of the cloth until the stain is removed. Make sure the iron is just warm — not hot — and don't use any steam. If you'd rather not use this technique, try rubbing the stain with a soft cloth and olive oil or another natural oil. If this doesn't work, try using mayonnaise or petroleum jelly and leave it overnight. Simply wipe it clean the next morning — the stain should be gone.

warm iron over cloth or try creamy toothpaste

Remove water stains/rings from wood