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How to Remove Water Rings and Stains
posted by Annie B. Bond Jan 31, 2001 9:46 am
By Annie B. Bond
Here are the best ways I know to get rid of those unsightly rings and stains from your wood furniture.
All you need are these kitchen cupboard ingredients, and your tables will look look presentable
again, just in time for the holidays.
1. Mix corn oil and enough salt to make a paste and rub it on the ring or water stain with a soft rag or your finger.
2. Break a walnut into large pieces and rub the broken edge on the ring.
3. Mix vegetable oil and wood ash to make a paste and rub it gently onto the trouble spot.
4. Rub a small amount of white toothpaste on the ring or stain.
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add your comment »rubbing butter on a ring stain left from acetone even worked! try it!
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butter worked like a dream on my dark oak chest
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what happens to the wood when you put mayo or butter on it? If the stain is on dark wood, will it lighten the wood?
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On most woods mayo or butter work really well too! Just rub them over the ring a bit, and it puts the oils back into the wood. My grandma taught me that!
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