Just removed a several years old water stain from the table my grandfather built, which was making me very sad! The iron method works on old stains as well as new! Thanks for the video 😁😁
It didn't make much of a difference for me at first, moving the iron around constantly. It only worked for me when I let the iron sit for a bit on top of a dish towel, like several seconds. Worked like a charm. Really ugly, nearly white water stains were gone in a matter of minutes from my dark wood table. If it does not work right away, try and let the iron sit on the stain without moving it around. That worked for me.
Used the iron method and it worked great !! I only used a thin tea towel, but you have to be prepared to heat the area pretty substantially. But persevere, keep the iron on a hot setting and keep it moving, keep checking as you do. You can leave the iron to sit for 30secs at a time, but keep at it, removed some massive stains that had been there for years 👍🏼
This is AMAZING and it works! Just listened to your instructions and immediately went to try it on my table. I am blown away - the water mark is completely gone. OMG!! I've been sick about that stain - Thank you so much for your posting!!! IT IS COMPLETELY GONE. I'm ecstatic!!
Wow . I actually didn't think this would work! But it does amazing, we've had heat rings on a mahogany coffee table for years, and was dreading using some stripper, then re polishing so just tried this and now they've gone . Thank you so much for the tip.
This works! Teapot stain on an antique dresser. Took about 40 minutes of perseverance and not letting it get too hot. Just used a single layer old white pillowcase and iron on highest setting 👍
Thank you so much. I had huge stains on my $5,000 dining room table after someone spilled bourbon all over it. The iron worked so well. You are a life save
It worked. I tried a hairdyer and also mayonaise, but nothing worked until I used the iron as she said with a cotton cloth. Thank you so much...now if I can just convince someone else to NOT set a glass on the unprotected table.🤨
Absolutely awesome! I have a beautiful oak table bought recycled so beautiful. Removed the stubborn water mark with the iron and a piece of flannel cloth, worked like a dream.
We had two huge water marks on our beautiful dinning room table. We used the iron and cloth to get 95% of the mark out. I used a damp cloth, toothpaste and cloth to buffer the rest of it out. We dodged a bullet and very blessed to have got 100% of the water mark out. Thank you so much for making this video!
This absolutely does work! I had a water stain on the top of an antique ice box. Followed her directions for the Iron Technique and it worked beautifully!!! Thanks for the tip!
Great video. I used the iron technique with a tshirt not folded. Instead of moving the iron back and forth, I just left it on top of the spot for about a minute or two. All of the spots were removed! Thanks for this tip! 👍🏼
Thank you! I had a dark kitchen table with a nasty water ring and we tried everything until I saw this video. Did this with a cotton T shirt, stain was 100% gone in less than a minute!
Thank you from the beautiful island of Barbados... they don't call this TH-cam University for nothing lol... you learn something new every day.. thank you it actually really works
No iron, not other stuff - try WD40. It stands for water displacement. I sprayed WD40 on a white glass ring and rubbed gently with a cotton cloth. The white water ring went away. Try it - it worked for me.
I used toothpaste and it worked great. Only thing is you shouldn't use a damp cloth to take off the tooth paste. Use a dry cloth and buff off. I saved my 8yr oldest life from my wife. :)
Hi please!do you have any tips? I tried on my timber floor that was ruined by my steam mop for leaving it on so long, and this method doesn’t seems to work
@@xFriday930x it takes time. You have to leave the iron in place long enough release the moisture from the wood and get absorbed into the cotton. I think I may have used a hot iron for 30 seconds or more in one spot to get the stain out. Then move on to another small spot until it was all gone.
@@DouglasChristian thanks for getting back! I’m literally ironing it right now, so do you leave it on for 30 secs still or moving it around then moving it on to the next spot?
@@xFriday930x I move it in small circles in one small area. Do it for 30 seconds, and then check it. If the stain is still there, try again for 40 seconds, and so on and so forth. You have to get the spot hot enough that the water in the stain evaporates into the cotton. Make sure the steam on your iron is off.
You say "remove ...for good" I used the iron method on my coffee table - the stains were still slightly visible but a thousand percent improvement. However - here we are 2 months later and every stain is back.
I really enjoy your content, you have taught me a lot. But it's my turn now. Genius refers to a person being very intelligent. Ingenious refers to clever, original or inventive. The two words are not related to each other, they are not interchangeable. You are truly ingenious, and very clever, your ingenuity is boundless. As for having a very high intelligence quotient, or being a genius, that is a completely different metric!
This works! I had a huge water ring stain on a wood floor left from a leaky 5 gallon water jug. Took about 45 minutes to remove the stain. Thanks so much!
it worked! I just got a vintage table a few weeks ago. It had a light water circle stain but not terrible... but then I made another one with a hot mug which was very visible. I was so upset... I ironed it as shown and its like magic. Very impressed with how well it worked taking out the spots. Thanks for helping save my table!
Thank you! I basically did the same thing your guest did, but with takeout. This worked swimmingly. Good thing my neighbor had an iron I could borrow! EDIT: You want any vintage '77 Star Wars cards/stickers, I got you. It's the least I could do for your help saving my coffee table.
When I did it on a light iron stain it didn't seem to work. But what did happen is it took the shine off the table ☹️. Can you tell me how to fix that?
What about dark water ring. I need to get back in the big sis good graces. I used the blow dryer tech and it was a little good, but will this iron tech work a few days later on a dark water ring?
I got a maple desk from a resale shop. It had two black water stains. I soaked a washcloth in 3% peroxide and left it on overnight. Stains gone! I will clean the desk then use Restore-a-finish. All hardware was there.
Use old cigar ashes. Either find a cigar smoker or smoke one yourself, and save the ashes. Mix with a little water and buff our the stain. Saved me a lot of grief from the wife when I left a glass on the table and got water rings. No grief about the water stains anymore, but I don't know why she's mad that the house smells like a cigar now.
This absolutely works! Did it on my 2 old end tables. The one was really bad! Held with pressure. Kept wash cloth on iron while moving it n pressing it. Worked perfectly! Thanks for this! I knew about it but never tried it cuz blow drier never worked for me. Wish I could share the before n after on here
Another technique that works beautifully is using a crafter's heat gun (niche I know, but you might have one) it heats the wood like an iron would but without the risk of overheating as you can see the stain disappear and you won't risk melting the finish and sticking it to a cloth. Worked really well for me.
The clothes iron method worked well for me. I don't know if there are any cases when the toothpaste works, maybe that should be cut out. The same goes for vinegar, baking soda, oils, and other things that seem to be mumbo jumbo. Just try the iron. My thoughts on the steam vs. no steam issue is that steam is ok. It just serves to transfer the heat to the table more efficiently. I don't think the steam will penetrate the wood so long as the iron heats it to evaporation immediately. Patience is probably a good idea so you don't burn the wood.
I was skeptical, even after watching the video. Not like I thought the video was fake but more like "watch this water stain, and or this wood, be a different kind and so it won't work for me" kind of skeptical. Stain had been there for soooo long that I couldn't remember what caused it or if it was even water. This worked completely for me. My mind is blown. I am 100% happy with the results, but just as a heads up, *this may leave the spots you treated a little rough to the touch when compared to the rest of the wooden table or whatever.*
This video would have been better if the subtitles of what you were saying were not plastered all over the area on the table you were working on. I actually couldn't see anything until the end when you came back to make sure the white stain was gone. Kind of annoying! Glad the result was good!
I used white dishcloth folded in half and dry iron. Moved the iron back and forth; checked if there still some stain, I did, waited, until table was cooled off, did the process again and done! It really works!!👍👍👍. Thank you, thank you 👍😊😊😊
Darn I was hoping and praying that this would work but I think I made it worse! I am a pet sitter and I am house sitting/pet sitting for my clients this week and I made the mistake of putting a wet food bowl on their nice wooden table! I tried the iron trick but I think it just made it worse a bunch of heat streaks are now on there and it’s a lot more noticeable than the watermark. How much do you think it’s going to cost to fix because it looks like I’m gonna have get this professionally fixed for them.
I just did this on marks from an inexpensive stained pine coffee table, that were over 7 yrs old. I just took my time, with time in between applications of heat and it worked AMAZINGLY!! I used an old black cotton t-shirt. It worked best with 2 folds but best to start slow. Started with 4 layers of cloth but found i could use 2 and turn up heat on iron. Slow and steady! I'll let it cool and use some orange oil to shine it up!!
I have just tried this on an old teak sideboard with a large white water stain on it. I was very sceptical but my god it worked I then used a very good beeswax furniture polish it looks like new thank you so much
Thank you so much for your tip I moved cross country and my nice dinning table got water damage stain on I tried to remove it with bleach,toothpaste vinegar and warm water didn’t work I decided to take it to someone to fix it I’m glad I checked on TH-cam and watched your amazing video thank you so much wish you all the best.🌹
This is amazing. My husbands sleep apnea machine white marked the night table. Iron technique it is completely gone. I just can't believe it. Thank you so much.
I had used fingernail polish on my daughter's brand new car of a week. After the small explanation and lots of elbow grease I was able to remove very visible diver door window. Thanks so much!!!
Thank you soooo soooo much!! I recently am staying in a hotel and def got a ring on the end table, between the glass and wood! This is something I KNOW I'd get charged for damages to the room!! Thank God for this video! I was freaking out!!! Thanks for posting!! Iron method all the way! !
I have water marks on a chest from Kuwait. It is about 100 years old. Can I safely try this on wood (I believe unfinished as far as varnish etc.) that is that old? AND what was the iron setting?
I'm staying at an Air BnB in Myrtle Beach, I actually got several water stains on a wood dresser from ironing with a steam iron, when I was done and removed the towel, I dammm, these stains, the toothpaste and salt paste worked very little but the dry iron and towel with direct pressure, not moving side to side worked perfectly, it actually looked better than when I started , thank u much for the tip
The iron method works! Just did this on a coffee table with water haze over easily 2/3 of the table surface - I thought the table was destined to be consigned to upstairs when the covering used to protect the table from wintering plants failed. Now I can't tell where the haze was - I don't think even my mother could tell there had been a problem. Thank you so much for this video!
Have to thank you, had 3 stains.... tried many different things, nothing worked until I saw and tried your trick... guess what, it worked great. Thanks....
I used this method today on my daughter's coffee table- several saucer sized marks where she's either eaten dinner or placed hot trays during parties. I'd just about given up when I adjusted the iron fully to "cotton" setting and made myself leave the iron in place 10-15 seconds- it feels weird to do but it's necessary. I had the chance to move the iron to different areas to let the hot wood cool since there were so many. Once it started working I was like " you can't be serious...this is awesome!" Lol. She's going to be blown away when she sees her restored table- thank you!
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Just removed a several years old water stain from the table my grandfather built, which was making me very sad! The iron method works on old stains as well as new! Thanks for the video 😁😁
It didn't make much of a difference for me at first, moving the iron around constantly. It only worked for me when I let the iron sit for a bit on top of a dish towel, like several seconds. Worked like a charm. Really ugly, nearly white water stains were gone in a matter of minutes from my dark wood table. If it does not work right away, try and let the iron sit on the stain without moving it around. That worked for me.
Used the iron method and it worked great !! I only used a thin tea towel, but you have to be prepared to heat the area pretty substantially. But persevere, keep the iron on a hot setting and keep it moving, keep checking as you do. You can leave the iron to sit for 30secs at a time, but keep at it, removed some massive stains that had been there for years 👍🏼
This is AMAZING and it works! Just listened to your instructions and immediately went to try it on my table. I am blown away - the water mark is completely gone. OMG!! I've been sick about that stain - Thank you so much for your posting!!! IT IS COMPLETELY GONE. I'm ecstatic!!
Hey Sharon! I am so happy to hear that it worked for you 💖💖💖 Thanks so much for your comment, it really made my day! ~Julia
Wow . I actually didn't think this would work! But it does amazing, we've had heat rings on a mahogany coffee table for years, and was dreading using some stripper, then re polishing so just tried this and now they've gone . Thank you so much for the tip.
I used the cotton t-shirt and iron. Worked like a charm. Thanks.
me too. just did it and it went away in seconds. Thanks!
This works! Teapot stain on an antique dresser. Took about 40 minutes of perseverance and not letting it get too hot. Just used a single layer old white pillowcase and iron on highest setting 👍
Thank you so much. I had huge stains on my $5,000 dining room table after someone spilled bourbon all over it. The iron worked so well. You are a life save
It worked. I tried a hairdyer and also mayonaise, but nothing worked until I used the iron as she said with a cotton cloth. Thank you so much...now if I can just convince someone else to NOT set a glass on the unprotected table.🤨
Absolutely awesome! I have a beautiful oak table bought recycled so beautiful. Removed the stubborn water mark with the iron and a piece of flannel cloth, worked like a dream.
Thank you for your video, I really like how you actually do the test and not just talk about it.
Have the same iron with exactly the same break at the bottom. Weird seeing "my iron" on youtube. Now off to fix my table
We had two huge water marks on our beautiful dinning room table. We used the iron and cloth to get 95% of the mark out. I used a damp cloth, toothpaste and cloth to buffer the rest of it out. We dodged a bullet and very blessed to have got 100% of the water mark out. Thank you so much for making this video!
Worked great for me! Thank you so much! Who woulda thunk it?
This absolutely does work! I had a water stain on the top of an antique ice box. Followed her directions for the Iron Technique and it worked beautifully!!! Thanks for the tip!
Great video. I used the iron technique with a tshirt not folded. Instead of moving the iron back and forth, I just left it on top of the spot for about a minute or two. All of the spots were removed! Thanks for this tip! 👍🏼
so glad it worked for you! Thanks for the added tip
Honest Hotel Reviews Now I have to try the walnut trick. Wish me luck. 🤞🏼
@@henryqprodllc Good luck! I always use the walnut trick on chair legs and it works like a charm!
@@HonestHotelReviews what's the walnut trick?
Thank you! I had a dark kitchen table with a nasty water ring and we tried everything until I saw this video. Did this with a cotton T shirt, stain was 100% gone in less than a minute!
I just did it. Ironed the water stain right outta my nightstand! Thank you!!
So thankful it worked!!!! I almost RUINED my grandmas furniture
I totally ruined some of my grandmas furniture before I knew this trick. We gave it away a long time ago and I still feel bad about it to this day!
Thank you from the beautiful island of Barbados... they don't call this TH-cam University for nothing lol... you learn something new every day.. thank you it actually really works
Thanks for this tip. I was so irritated when I found a large water circle on my table, but this method did the trick!
Which one?🧐😏
This 100% works! I got a very large water stain out of my dining table today, after several months of trying different methods. Thank you!🎉
I Never Knew That I Loved Star Wars So Much~!!!
No iron, not other stuff - try WD40. It stands for water displacement. I sprayed WD40 on a white glass ring and rubbed gently with a cotton cloth. The white water ring went away. Try it - it worked for me.
Using this video I had a table absolutely full of water stains much worse than this and now it’s as clear as if it were a new table
The iron trick worked beautifully!!! Thanks for sharing!!
I used toothpaste and it worked great. Only thing is you shouldn't use a damp cloth to take off the tooth paste. Use a dry cloth and buff off. I saved my 8yr oldest life from my wife. :)
Super helpful! Thanks! I accidentally made a water ring at a table in an Airbnb and this got rid of it perfectly.
Just used this method on a floor we ruined with a steam mop. Life-saver.
Hi please!do you have any tips? I tried on my timber floor that was ruined by my steam mop for leaving it on so long, and this method doesn’t seems to work
@@xFriday930x it takes time. You have to leave the iron in place long enough release the moisture from the wood and get absorbed into the cotton. I think I may have used a hot iron for 30 seconds or more in one spot to get the stain out. Then move on to another small spot until it was all gone.
@@DouglasChristian thanks for getting back! I’m literally ironing it right now, so do you leave it on for 30 secs still or moving it around then moving it on to the next spot?
@@xFriday930x I move it in small circles in one small area. Do it for 30 seconds, and then check it. If the stain is still there, try again for 40 seconds, and so on and so forth. You have to get the spot hot enough that the water in the stain evaporates into the cotton. Make sure the steam on your iron is off.
@@DouglasChristian ok thank you so much! I’ll try again
Absolutely worked on a hardwood floor stain! #Hero!!
Thank You! 😊
OMG thank you so much!! totally worked!! The Iron trick!!
You say "remove ...for good"
I used the iron method on my coffee table - the stains were still slightly visible but a thousand percent improvement.
However - here we are 2 months later and every stain is back.
I really enjoy your content, you have taught me a lot. But it's my turn now. Genius refers to a person being very intelligent. Ingenious refers to clever, original or inventive. The two words are not related to each other, they are not interchangeable. You are truly ingenious, and very clever, your ingenuity is boundless.
As for having a very high intelligence quotient, or being a genius, that is a completely different metric!
This works! I had a huge water ring stain on a wood floor left from a leaky 5 gallon water jug. Took about 45 minutes to remove the stain. Thanks so much!
it worked! I just got a vintage table a few weeks ago. It had a light water circle stain but not terrible... but then I made another one with a hot mug which was very visible. I was so upset... I ironed it as shown and its like magic. Very impressed with how well it worked taking out the spots. Thanks for helping save my table!
I had to come back and tell you that this iron method worked 😍thank you so much
I tried everything except the heat. I was going to do the heat but tried a magic eraser first. The magic eraser took it all off immediately!
I audibly gasped when i lifted up the t-shirt and saw how well this worked!
Thank you! I basically did the same thing your guest did, but with takeout. This worked swimmingly. Good thing my neighbor had an iron I could borrow!
EDIT: You want any vintage '77 Star Wars cards/stickers, I got you. It's the least I could do for your help saving my coffee table.
Did this on my oak and it separated my wood. It buckled and messed up my table. Bummer be careful
When I did it on a light iron stain it didn't seem to work. But what did happen is it took the shine off the table ☹️. Can you tell me how to fix that?
Does this technique works on a wooden platform in kitchen I had a round heat stain on my kitchen platform
I’ll caution you if it’s too hot you can mar and dull varnishes. But - it removes the rings!
The iron worked on my dining table..... Can't even tell it was there.
I used the blower method before and it didn’t work but the oro method got the job done. Thanks for your demonstration!
Does this work on unpolished vintage wood? Am scared! 😮
do you need a 100% cotton shirt? or can i use something which isnt?
After that apply a bit of olive oil and paper towel and bring the shine back
Haha it “Removed it” or “it looks way better” than before?
Worked for me too - the iron process. Thank you for the tip.
Ok so I'm confused title says water stain...this looks like a paper heat mark in the poly finish on the table...where was the water stain?
My table isn’t highly polished in fact I think it’s just stained and not even varnished. Will the toothpaste and baking soda still work?
Wat een vreselijke irritante muziek op de achtergrond!
Great job very impressed and very beautiful lady thank you.
Does this work on black water stains on a wooden kitchen counter top?
the water marks on my counter are black do i use the same methods to get them off?
I used a blow dryer..about the same, right? The use of dry heat
Great job thanks for the video 👍👍
Thank you! I needed something fast and this review was great.
I did all the damage to my table by using iron with steam
I am going to try that and I will tell you how it worked for me
You saved my life! Thanks 🙏
Worked beautifully!!
Awesome. I will try this technique as well.
What about dark water ring. I need to get back in the big sis good graces. I used the blow dryer tech and it was a little good, but will this iron tech work a few days later on a dark water ring?
I got a maple desk from a resale shop. It had two black water stains. I soaked a washcloth in 3% peroxide and left it on overnight. Stains gone! I will clean the desk then use Restore-a-finish. All hardware was there.
Thanks for keeping us abreast on the latest water stain removal techniques. Definitely gotta watch your wood on this one.
Doyen 86 lol
Haha! I second that!!!
Use old cigar ashes. Either find a cigar smoker or smoke one yourself, and save the ashes. Mix with a little water and buff our the stain. Saved me a lot of grief from the wife when I left a glass on the table and got water rings. No grief about the water stains anymore, but I don't know why she's mad that the house smells like a cigar now.
The iron was the only thing that worked. Thanks a million! Toothpaste=fail. Mayo=fail. WD40=fail. Hairdryer=fail. Iron=chicken dinner!
It worked for me. Thanks
Bhawani Singh you are welcome!
This absolutely works! Did it on my 2 old end tables. The one was really bad! Held with pressure. Kept wash cloth on iron while moving it n pressing it. Worked perfectly! Thanks for this!
I knew about it but never tried it cuz blow drier never worked for me.
Wish I could share the before n after on here
This worked!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ thx 🙏
Miracle! Got a nasty water stain off my wooden floor with iron technique! So happy!
Wow it works on hardwood floors too???!!!!!
Just searched the internet for tips on this problem came across your video I just did the iron thing it worked thanks for sharing this tip😊
Please get rid of the music.
Another technique that works beautifully is using a crafter's heat gun (niche I know, but you might have one) it heats the wood like an iron would but without the risk of overheating as you can see the stain disappear and you won't risk melting the finish and sticking it to a cloth. Worked really well for me.
Do you think a hair dryer on High would work? I feel like it should, but that it might just take longer to heat up.
@@KM-pm6qe depends on how hot your hairdryer gets. I think you might end up burning out the motor on the hairdryer. Don't know though.
The clothes iron method worked well for me. I don't know if there are any cases when the toothpaste works, maybe that should be cut out. The same goes for vinegar, baking soda, oils, and other things that seem to be mumbo jumbo. Just try the iron. My thoughts on the steam vs. no steam issue is that steam is ok. It just serves to transfer the heat to the table more efficiently. I don't think the steam will penetrate the wood so long as the iron heats it to evaporation immediately. Patience is probably a good idea so you don't burn the wood.
Yoooo i just did the iron method THAT SHIT WORKS!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for this!!! ❤
I was skeptical, even after watching the video. Not like I thought the video was fake but more like "watch this water stain, and or this wood, be a different kind and so it won't work for me" kind of skeptical. Stain had been there for soooo long that I couldn't remember what caused it or if it was even water. This worked completely for me. My mind is blown. I am 100% happy with the results, but just as a heads up, *this may leave the spots you treated a little rough to the touch when compared to the rest of the wooden table or whatever.*
Would this work on a hardwood floor?
Coffee cup burn on wood removal
This video would have been better if the subtitles of what you were saying were not plastered all over the area on the table you were working on. I actually couldn't see anything until the end when you came back to make sure the white stain was gone. Kind of annoying! Glad the result was good!
I used white dishcloth folded in half and dry iron. Moved the iron back and forth; checked if there still some stain, I did, waited, until table was cooled off, did the process again and done! It really works!!👍👍👍. Thank you, thank you 👍😊😊😊
Darn I was hoping and praying that this would work but I think I made it worse! I am a pet sitter and I am house sitting/pet sitting for my clients this week and I made the mistake of putting a wet food bowl on their nice wooden table! I tried the iron trick but I think it just made it worse a bunch of heat streaks are now on there and it’s a lot more noticeable than the watermark. How much do you think it’s going to cost to fix because it looks like I’m gonna have get this professionally fixed for them.
I just did this on marks from an inexpensive stained pine coffee table, that were over 7 yrs old. I just took my time, with time in between applications of heat and it worked AMAZINGLY!! I used an old black cotton t-shirt. It worked best with 2 folds but best to start slow. Started with 4 layers of cloth but found i could use 2 and turn up heat on iron. Slow and steady! I'll let it cool and use some orange oil to shine it up!!
Could I use steamy iron
The iron trick worked fantastic! Was able to remove stubborn water marks from two tables. Thanks very much!
I have just tried this on an old teak sideboard with a large white water stain on it. I was very sceptical but my god it worked I then used a very good beeswax furniture polish it looks like new thank you so much
Saved my life!!!!
Thank you so much for your tip I moved cross country and my nice dinning table got water damage stain on I tried to remove it with bleach,toothpaste vinegar and warm water didn’t work I decided to take it to someone to fix it I’m glad I checked on TH-cam and watched your amazing video thank you so much wish you all the best.🌹
You just save my life!!
This is amazing. My husbands sleep apnea machine white marked the night table. Iron technique it is completely gone. I just can't believe it. Thank you so much.
I had used fingernail polish on my daughter's brand new car of a week. After the small explanation and lots of elbow grease I was able to remove very visible diver door window. Thanks so much!!!
Thank you soooo soooo much!! I recently am staying in a hotel and def got a ring on the end table, between the glass and wood! This is something I KNOW I'd get charged for damages to the room!! Thank God for this video! I was freaking out!!! Thanks for posting!! Iron method all the way!
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I have water marks on a chest from Kuwait. It is about 100 years old. Can I safely try this on wood (I believe unfinished as far as varnish etc.) that is that old? AND what was the iron setting?
I'm staying at an Air BnB in Myrtle Beach, I actually got several water stains on a wood dresser from ironing with a steam iron, when I was done and removed the towel, I dammm, these stains, the toothpaste and salt paste worked very little but the dry iron and towel with direct pressure, not moving side to side worked perfectly, it actually looked better than when I started , thank u much for the tip
The captioning is covering exactly where the water marks was, couldn't see the stain removed
The iron method works! Just did this on a coffee table with water haze over easily 2/3 of the table surface - I thought the table was destined to be consigned to upstairs when the covering used to protect the table from wintering plants failed. Now I can't tell where the haze was - I don't think even my mother could tell there had been a problem. Thank you so much for this video!
Have to thank you, had 3 stains.... tried many different things, nothing worked until I saw and tried your trick... guess what, it worked great.
Thanks....
I used this method today on my daughter's coffee table- several saucer sized marks where she's either eaten dinner or placed hot trays during parties. I'd just about given up when I adjusted the iron fully to "cotton" setting and made myself leave the iron in place 10-15 seconds- it feels weird to do but it's necessary. I had the chance to move the iron to different areas to let the hot wood cool since there were so many. Once it started working I was like " you can't be serious...this is awesome!" Lol. She's going to be blown away when she sees her restored table- thank you!
Ok. Nice job. I'm going to give it a shot. I hope it doesn't make much difference if the stain is old or not. Wish me luck.
I just tried it and it 100% worked!! Thank you!!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽