A couple of years ago I set down a hot dish on our dining room table. Even though I used a hot pad the dish was hot enough it caused some terrible heat stains in the wood.
It looked just awful, but there was nothing that I could do to fix the heat stain.
Over the last couple of years, I have tried multiple different tricks without any luck. I tried the toothpaste trick, the mayonnaise trick, and the iron trick.
The iron trick actually made the heat stain even worse.
I finally just gave up on being able to fix the heat stain and instead used a table runner to cover the faded spot.
Recently, I finally found the best way to remove heat stains from wood. I was so thrilled with the difference that it made. I couldn’t wait to share this with you guys!
This little trick isn’t just for wooden tables, but can be used on any wood furniture.
What You’ll Need
How to Remove Heat Stains From Wooden Tables
Just as a preface, you can see the photo below of what my table looked like before using the heat stain remover.
STEP 1: Carefully remove the cloth from the packaging. You may find that there is a little bit of a smell and the cloth feels sort of sticky.
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