Testing 7 EASY Ways To Get A Heat Stain Out Of Wood! 🤓 Clean With Me

[@AbbottsAtHome]

See more of my cleaning videos here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWSyZWuIjJqbea8 See the written steps here: www.abbottsathome.com/best-way-to-get-a-heat-stain-out-of-wood/

[@jimwastle5320]

We used the blow dryer method on our table and it worked like a charm, white marks are gone.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic!!

[@hilaledebal9890]

Me too, it's awesome the white stuff is all gone. Thank you so much

[@rockqueenbetty]

Did you add water?

[@rubblewife]

Thank you so much!! The hair dryer didn’t work for my table, but the iron got rid of the 2 spots I had in no time, we are talking just seconds!!! I’m so grateful I came across your video. ❤

[@judybjewelry]

Blow dryer worked like charm. You’re a life saver. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@gailstaton4350]

We purchased a night table from a thrift store for $14.95 two days ago. It had two white stains on the top. I googled how to remove them. It showed the iron method using a cotton tea towel unfolded just a single layer over the stains. They were gone in a couple minutes. I am even more thrilled with our bargain table now.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! Sounds like a great find. :)

[@edhavnfun]

Watched your video on removing heat cloud on my dining room table. Thanks for the lessons. I found that the hair dryer was the most effective but took forever. However, I have a heat gun used in construction and it was extremely effective. It gets much hotter and the results were almost instantaneous, about two or three mins.. I would have never thought that heat would fix heat. Lol The heat gun I used can be purchased at almost any hardware store, Lowes, Home Depot ect.. I paid 29.95 for mine and it is a very usefull tool for numerous type repairs. It does get extremely hot so be careful. Thanks again, a fan from Bama.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good tip! Thanks, Edmond. 👍

[@dia-bv8om]

Omg!!! You are the best. I recently got an antique dresser from the 1930s and laid a mug of tea on it last night and found a pretty harsh heat stain. After panic researching I found someone mention petroleum jelly and because I had it easily accessible I used that overnight but unfortunately in the morning nothing really changed. Today I found this video and I’m happy to say that the iron with a bandana tip that was left in the comments worked previously I was using my blow dryer, which was just taking too long, but the iron in 10 minutes got the whole stain out and I’m so happy. Thank you again for your time and dedication to such a detailed tutorial and here’s to never making a mistake again😅🌺🌺🌺

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks! I'm so happy to help!

[@sairahwalsh9074]

So the entire reason I have a heat stain on my landlords wooden table is because I put a towel down and ironed my clothes on top of the towel. If ironing on top of a towel is the reason I have a heat stain, can I trust that doing the same thing is going to get rid of it? Thanks.

[@austinempowered2396]

I did it with the iron with no steam and it worked like a charm! My space was three times the size of hers! Thank you so much! And my table has ridged wood surface too!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad I could help! Thanks for sharing how it went for you!

[@stonepointdrivingschool2044]

Very patient teacher and scientist on this. thanks

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thank you!

[@joho7424-o4d]

My husband accidentally put a hot potato on a white cardboard paper plate on our wood table. Yesterday we tried the hair dryer method but that didn’t work so we used your steam iron method on the stain. OMG. Awesome. It worked. Took about 5-10 min but my table looks like new. Thank you so much. Wish I would have taken pictures or a video.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Woo hoo! So happy it worked. 😊

[@MR-gl9xu]

Fabulous thank you!!!! Thanks to your hairdryer trick I’ve made my Mothers in law happy!!! She’s so glad her beloved dining table is perfect again. It had a pot sized scorch mark and several glass ring ones too… now puuurfect!!! 🥰😁

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You are so welcome! 👍

[@elainetrianta9681]

I'm blown away! The blow dryer trick worked like a charm. You are truly amazing....thank you very much!!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@aliciapica9126]

It worked for me too! I have a kitchen island with a dark varnish and it took about five minutes with a blow dryer! ❤❤

[@lisachoy3538]

Thank you for taking the time to show all the different methods! Had major success with the blow dryer!!! Only knew about the iron method and that hadn’t worked in this particular case. Thrilled that the easiest method worked!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@janasack]

🎉Thank you so much! I’m staying at an Airbnb and left a hot tea mug stain on the desk. Now it’s fixed with the steam iron method. It only took about 2 min to come completely out!! Love your channel!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks! Happy to help!

[@grootStudioCity]

Hi, great video for giving advice for different options. My dining room table is made pinewood stained. The table is almost 2 decades old. With tons of heat stains. It took about 2 hours to get out 90% of heat stains on a 6 chair table with a hair dryer. Work amazing. Thanks

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@alinesmithscent2ubyme]

OMG! This saved my table! I used the ironing method exactly as you showed and it worked! Thank you! Thank you!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

So happy to help!!!

[@suekennedy883]

I've used mayonnaise to get white stains out of an old Victorian desk top. It takes a while to work - I think the theory is that the oil displaces the water that is making the mark. I did it over two nights - rubbed in some mayonnaise and left it overnight. Gave it a good clean the next day then rubbed mayo on again and left it till the following morning. White marks disappeared.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@valeriezink5566]

Bless your heart! I thought my family heirloom dining table as ruined, but the hairdryer removed the stain 100%. Literally no trace of it. Basically magic!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Woo Hoo! Happy to help. 😊

[@jreed2277]

Thank you so much for the tips. I had a dinner party last night and even though I used placemats, the guests were using chinette plates and I had lovely white marks all over my table. I used the hair dryer method and about 20 mins later, they were all gone, I oiled my table with lemon oil polish and it looks like new.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! So happy it helped.

[@JenRoxRat]

Thanks for this video. There were several white marks on my table after Christmas dinner, and the hair dryer removed them in just a few minutes.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@carolcumber-oo8gb]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I was taking care of my granddaughter while her parents were vacationing, and we were doing some sewing. I had brought a mini-iron and a heat pad with me, so no worries, right? Well...when I lifted the pad, there was a huge heat mark on their dining room table. Using heat seems counterintuitive, but a combination of using a hair dryer and a steam iron did the trick. I had feared I'd be refinishing their table.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You are so welcome!

[@manuelagonzalez588]

OMG! Thank you very much I just saw your video looking at my table thinking it’s hopeless since mine was really bad with heat stains, I tried the hair dryer to lift some off and then I used Colgate for like 2 minutes and it was a Miracle my table is now clean, I can’t thank you enough 😂

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!!!!

[@macc2659]

I had a kitchen table taken from the curb in pretty good condition, apart from MAJOR water stains that we just lived with for over a year. After watching your video I had hope and first tried the hairdryer method… but the stains were so set in they didn’t come out. I tried the iron method next, using a cotton bandana instead of a cloth/shirt. IT WORKED. It took a few good passes and patience to erase the old stains- but they’re gone! I’m sincerely shocked and glad it worked. Thank you for testing all of the methods for us to see!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.

[@JasonLianneMac]

THANK YOU. We’re borrowing a relative’s house and had the hot pizza box scenario. Your video helped me get the table looking as good as new. The iron method worked well.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad I could help!

[@tanyareagor7731]

Thank you sooooooooo much! I just shared your video on FB because using the hair dryer method on my DR table just now - removed two white marks about 99% - I think only I know it because I know where they were!!! You SAVED my table!! The marks were there for YEARS and I always kept a table cloth on it!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped!

[@arih8711]

I thought I had ruined my table. So glad I found your video. Great video. The blow dryer method work for me. Thank you!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!!

[@cjg28]

This is an excellent video. Blow dryer worked great for on a pine bedside table 🙏

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad it helped 😊

[@brandi-j6o]

Thank you so much! The blow dryer method worked! Saved my table.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@joey337611]

Thank you. We had a heat mark happen yesterday on Thanksgiving. We tried this and it worked well. Thanks so much!!!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You are so welcome! 😊

[@andreamoran9086]

The blow dryer worked! Thank you so much!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@MariaBrito-od9dr]

I did it Without folding so much the cloth, and it worked perfectly! Thanks for the video

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@k.sanctuary]

Thank you so much for this! The baking soda + toothpaste worked for me on the white IKEA tabletop. The finish seems fine and clean as good as new.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Interesting. I didn't realize this could work on those white tops. Thanks for sharing!

[@GeoByron]

Thank you for your helpful video. For our heat stain problem, we tried the hair dryer, but found that the dry Iron did the trick. Thanks again

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@rags9er]

Steam ironing did the job. Tried it with a towel but a folded t shirt as suggested did the job. Thank you!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@sarahvasquez6934]

I used the iron method in this video. It worked! Thank you so much for this video. It really saved me some time & money as I was about to sand and refinish my table top.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Woo hoo! So happy to help!!

[@AsiaLIFEmag]

That was so good, been going to shops asking for some "cure" then found this, gone in 30 seconds, thanks

[@lejalamorena]

Thanks for this. My heat stains were actually caused by an iron (tried to knock the wrinkles out of a tablecloth before a dinner party last night). Will try the blow dryer method and see what happens. My table is super cheap MDF wood so I wonder what differences I'd need to account for. Thanks for sharing your method!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I hope it worked. MDF can be tricky. :)

[@sarahdudley-taylor8418]

Thank you! The hair dryer method worked! I’m borrowing my moms old coffee table and was so worried!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Happy to help!!!

[@jasoncrawford2359]

Thank you for sharing these techniques; I was able to get a heat stain out using the blow dryer!! God bless

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Happy to help!

[@meghanservidio5866]

The pizza box I laid on my wood table was left for hours. I was so upset because I love that table even though it wasn’t really expensive expensive I tried the iron method with a white hand towel. It takes a good half hour even on high heat, but it absolutely worked.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

So happy it worked out! Thanks for sharing.

[@amandapfeifle2250]

That was an awesome video thank you! I watched the entire thing and appreciated how you talked. Well, you were showing the different message and the time you were taking to do them you filled in with more information that I found very helpful. I have never left a comment on a video before butyour video was perfect and just wanted you to know that I really appreciate it. Thank you.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Aw, thank you and you’re so welcome!! 😊

[@JohnMartens]

I learned some (potentially bad?) advice from an elderly gentleman at an antique store recently: he said to pour a small amount of 80% rubbing alcohol on the white stains and light it on fire. The alcohol burns out pretty quickly and removes the stain in the process. I'll never do that but I thought that was way too risky in general. I'll take my chances with the hair dryer :)

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Wow! I’m definitely not brave enough to try that either. The 1950’s were wild. 😉

[@JustinShafer]

Mental note to try that one day

[@CothranMike]

The PGA (pure grain alcohol) method works well enough since the 1600's to still recommend it. A few drops set alight and briskly rubbed to a sheen does the trick. The main point is do not use rubbing alcohol it has something else in it besides alcohol and that's water, 20 or 30% water. With IPA (isopropyl alcohol) 70% is all you need to kill germs. Good enough for rubbing sore arms or used as an alcohol bath to soothe a sweaty toddler. PGA is used as well as or with denatured alcohol to cut shellac finishes prior to application with a brush to woods. Yes there are several uses for shellac other than just finishing wood surfaces, but the usage for removing water, moisture, heat, white rings is as you were told. Alcohol used in this fashion is a fast burning low heat to drive off the remaining moisture which is causing the white ring. Use of an iron, with or with out water is doing the same thing, driving off the moisture left in the wax, varnish, polymerized oil such as boiled linseed oil. Steam irons used with cloths, single or multi-ply are using the hot water method to improve finishes. Gummy finishes need to be hardened or removed before refinishing. This is an art folks. MikeC

[@truebarnes51]

Blow drying did not work, but the moist cloth, iron method was like magic! Thank you so much for helping us! You're the best!❤

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks!!! It’s so funny how some of these don’t work on certain finishes that others work on. But, I’m happy one of them worked!

[@S_u_s_h_m_a]

We used the blow dryer method on our table for one white mark . It’s gone in 5 mins . Thank you!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Great job!!

[@ryancraigjamescurtis4135]

Thanks, hair dryer worked on a laminate wood tabletop right away! At someone else's AirBnB too, not sure what got into me. 🤓

[@AbbottsAtHome]

😂 I get it. When I’m at Air BnB’s I think about fixing things 100 times a day. 😊

[@michellealexander2152]

OMG I just tried it!!! It worked!! Thank you so much

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@tluck7316]

Thank you so much! The hairdryer really worked!!!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@angelicacollins4909]

Thank you so much! The hair dryer worked perfectly!! 👍👍👍

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! You’re welcome.

[@vaIeoftears]

thank you so much I was #saved by this video, the blow drying method worked for me and as someone who is living with another person they do not trust to not hold something small like a heat stain over their head, i sincerely thank you for saving me from further added stress

[@AbbottsAtHome]

So happy to help. That sounds like a tough living arraignment. 🤗

[@vaIeoftears]

🤗

[@evilpicklebluesband]

Also using Bar keepers friend afterwards helped remove any small hard to see marks.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I didn't realize you could use that on wood. I'll check it out. Thanks for sharing.

[@milenadeltorto7158]

Thanks. I'm gonna try on an end table I bought used (kind of pot marked and more marred than hazy). I'll let you know.😊

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good luck!!

[@funkey6737]

Life saver thank you, my mom would have been furious if she had come home to a giant hot pocket stain on her mahogany cabinet, i used the blowdryer over a barely humid paper towel and a smidge of butter after and you cant even tell it was there in the first place

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I remember ruining a few of my Mom’s things 20 years ago. I wish I could have saved myself with a KZbin video. So, happy to help!! 👍

[@neelikaedirisinghe]

Thank you for your amazing methods...they are so valuable, especially the hair blower method. Sincerely grateful for helping us rescue our beautiful piece

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks!!

[@MichaelBeninate]

I don't have enough hair to need a blow dryer so I improvised by using a small electric bathroom heater. The distance from the heater face down to the table is about 3/8" and it has a curved front which allows me to rock it to and fro. So far it seems to be working. Thanks for the idea. I would have never thought of that. I, like yourself, do a lot of projects on this table that I probably shouldn't and this is what happened. I had little time to remove the packaging folds from a large vinyl photo backdrop that I was about to use. A KZbin tutorial suggested quickly ironing them out over a cloth with steam. (I've ironed on this table many times without incident.) I first covered the table with a thick blanket and followed the instructions. Imagine my surprise when I finished and saw these iron shaped marks all over my practically new dining room table which I thought was vinyl residue and wouldn't come off. That is why I've just ordered a tempered glass table top to defend against any more of my bone headed ideas which I'm sure are to come. Thanks!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good thinking!!! I hope it ended up working.

[@MichaelBeninate]

@@AbbottsAtHome It really did and thanks again for the tip. I should mention that it took many hours over the course of two evenings of moving it around to all the different stained places. I made it a point to sit within earshot (or use a timer) to remind me to move it about every 10 minutes. (Too long on one spot can slightly darken the wood.) And the tempered glass top I ordered arrived which has eased my mind and looks fantastic.

[@kimtaeyeonismyeverything]

I did NOT expect more heat (the blow dryer) to remove a heat stain. Worked so well I had to squint to continue blow drying😂👏

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! 😂

[@slysly4913]

@@AbbottsAtHome is it hot or cold

[@anythingforweb]

Awesome video! The blowdryer worked in my case!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Great to hear!

[@evilpicklebluesband]

Steam iron method worked best for me, and it feels like moving the iron rapidly works best .

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

[@reyno6826]

Thank you. Now I have another thing on my to do list.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@solstise]

Great, the hair dryer worked like a charm for my hot mug inprints!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Fantastic!

[@waldykhoury2691]

Thanks! The iron work for me!!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@angelocote259]

Very Good. the water stain is général with the hairdryer tha k you

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome. So happy it helped!

[@TheSolomonFamily]

Thank you for this!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yocastaramirez7341]

Steam iron worked perfect😊

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good to hear!

[@metaphy]

Scientific method. Nice video.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thank you!!

[@afonsomendes92]

SAVED MY TABLE THANKS

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@juslov9954]

The steam iron is why I'm looking for a water removal solution in the first place

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I know, it's strange. Try the blow dryer first. Maybe that'll do the trick for you. :)

[@hott4688]

The blow dryer method worked amazingly. I had a table that had white marks from the kids putting hot plates on it. It erased the marks In just a few minutes. Then applied a little OLD ENGLISH and the table looks brand new. Thank you for the great tips.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!!

[@charliebrownie99]

Thank you soooooooo much! We have this loved table with a damn white circle caused by a hot cup and the blow dryer worked incredibly! Back to life again :)

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!!!!

[@bobafett1186]

Amazing! Thanks for the info!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks!!

[@nealW2904]

i spent 15 minutes with the hair dryer on high and it didnt work a bit so i used the iron with a cotton folded tea towel no steam on high and it worked in seconds so i would use half the power and keep checking

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for sharing!

[@MariaReidy-j8k]

Amazing thanx I'm gonna try x

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@jeffhardy777777]

Read online to use pillowcase but it got burned, switched to t-shirt, iron without steam on highest setting, worked great

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for sharing.

[@rudyc1978able]

Your awesome cause you literally took the time 👏👏👏 Bravo

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks!

[@garychambers5345]

I used the mayo method and got no results.Then the blow dryer method, worked like a charm.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@jadaching1346]

I've tried the iron and hairdryer methods and it looks like it's working, but it always comes back once it's cold again...any ideas on what's happening?

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Hi! How long did you let the blow dryer heat up that spot? If, after 10 minutes of using the blow dryer, you still see the spot come back I'm guessing you still have a lot of moisture trapped in the wood. Was the wood directly exposed to water? Are there any cracks in the finish?

[@jadaching1346]

@@AbbottsAtHome yes there finish is cracked when I look closely. It's an inhereted table, so not sure about the cause...

[@magalyguardian3378]

You save mi life , thank you 🙏

[@1Hominid]

Great video, thanks! 🙏

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!

[@hashemi711]

Thanks, geart video... I heard of vinegar and olive oil mixture, 50/50, I wish you could have tried that too

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Maybe next time! :)

[@sherrinvale]

Wish me luck 😊 I’m off to try and remove a heat stain using the hair dryer method

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good luck!!

[@sherrinvale]

@@AbbottsAtHomeI am very happy 😃. Most of the ugly white area has gone. Slight difference in colour but do so much better 😊. Will do it again once my very old hairdryer cools down . Thankyou

[@rubydown3329]

Hair dryer worked but took forever! Iron with no steam worked way quicker 😁 Thanks for saving my boyfriend from an early grave, and saving me from a life sentence 🤣🤣

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks for the info. It’s so interesting the way something’s work for certain finishes. 👍

[@Wen76]

Thank you so very much! You totally helped me save my new coffee table. Does everyone get these stains from hot pizza boxes? 😂 The blow drying method worked.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@iriseiselt934]

Could you please 🙏 help me??? I have a potato 🥔 stain on my dinning table 🥲🥲🥲 my table is light wood it became black 🥲🥲🥲 & I need to remove it 🙏🙏🙏 thanks God bless 🥰🥰🥰💕

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Hi! I've never had this type of stain. But, this Reddit thread mentions some ideas worth trying. www.reddit.com/r/CleaningTips/comments/cmplrb/some_rotten_potatoes_left_this_stain_in_my_wooden/

[@jennataylor5683]

Thanks u so much it’s dose work with the hairdryer just have to do it couple of times I did video for my self That I can look back on it’s great what hairdryer can do don’t get to excited otherwise you might burn the table like me little bit but I fixed it now😂 😊

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@IamTimePiece]

Thank you

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!!

[@stevenwise2156]

Wow! The blow dryer trick works like a magic eraser for "pizza" spots. Thanks for the help.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!!

[@carolinam7516]

logre quitar una mancha grande y blanca de alcohol de mi mesa enchapada de madera con pasta de dientes , solo la pasta y que actue unos 15 minutos, luego pase el cepillito suave de dientes para remover la pasta. Quedo impecable! Muchisimas gracias ! 🫶

[@AbbottsAtHome]

De Nada!

[@emort6]

As a single man with no iron or blow dryer I realized that I have a heat gun in the shop. The heat gun on low removed the spots in less than a minute so thanks.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good tip. Thanks for sharing!

[@carenharju7163]

Thank you!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome.

[@mariariascos5297]

Amazing!!!!! Thank you so much😮

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!

[@sohaila854]

Nice video good luck ❤

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Thanks!!

[@JMaxwell1000]

Great video! Thank you so much.

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@carmenvillegas9333]

Can these procedures be used on wooden or vinyl floors?

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I'd guess that these will work on real wood floors too. But, I'd take it slow, just in case. I've never tried it on vinyl though. I'd be afraid to try the iron on a vinyl floor.

[@michaelbarraza2671]

Thanks for your help!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@michaelbabisky596]

Thanks for posting the video the the steam iron worked!!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!

[@carolinalopez5137]

Hair dryer work for me thx😊

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You're welcome!

[@aleksandrasuraeva]

thank you so much!

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@sally3980]

Does it matter if its veneer or wood will it work the same on a white stain

[@AbbottsAtHome]

I'm pretty sure it's the same either way.

[@beefitze7281]

good info thanks

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome!!

[@nathansmith8757]

God. Ty... Thought my mom was going to kill me .❤

[@AbbottsAtHome]

You’re welcome ❤️

[@jordanhubble502]

We do olive oil and buff it in with a tea towel

[@AbbottsAtHome]

Good tip. I’ve never had luck with that. But maybe it only works on certain finishes. 👍