REPAIR REMOVING WATERMARKS FROM WOOD

Use a simple kitchen cupboard ingredient to repair a water damaged piece of furniture and restore it to a lustrous finish

Try to avoid leaving water spills on pieces made of wood. If it is a piece of furniture you use frequently for putting cups or glasses on, apply a protective finish like a wax, and remember to have coasters close by MATERIALS Hairdryer Soft cloth Olive oil 1 Clean the area and any crevices with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dirt or dust. 2 Set your hairdryer on a warm setting and start to carefully dry the area and help the trapped moisture evaporate. Be sure to keep moving the hairdryer around to avoid overheating or damaging the wood. 3 After drying the area, give it another buff with the cloth to remove any extra marks. If you can still see a blemish, apply some more heat to the area. It can…

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