#1 Fav: Iron Heat Mark Removal
This is an awesome trick for removing those annoying white marks from lovely wood pieces. Best part: it takes seconds to do!
Supplies: All you need is an iron and a cloth.
1. Clean the wood with a little soapy water.
2. Set the iron to medium high heat with steam (cotton on my iron).
3. Place clean cloth between iron and wood where there is a spot. On this piece you can see there are several spots to fix.
4. Set iron on cloth and move slowly back and forth for about 15 seconds.
5. Check spot, if it's still there repeat until it (magically) disappears.
Before |
After |
See all the damage? |
Spots be gone! |
Before and after from left to right: original spot, treated with iron, polished with oil and vinegar |
What? Amazingly, oil and vinegar mixed together and used to polish wood is magic. You will not believe the luster and sheen returned to old pieces of wood. I have used this trick with nearly every antique we have gotten in and the results are instant.
Supplies: Olive Oil, Vinegar, small container, and a clean cloth.
1. Mix 1 part olive oil to 2 parts vinegar in a small bowl. Not exact measurements needed.
2. Wipe on furniture in a circular motion.
3. Admire the beautiful results.
Before: On the right After: on the left |
Impressive results, right? |
More to come, promise. :)
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