Get white water rings off without using oil, chemical, or polishing products. We’ve heard from AT reader dollhouse that you can do this using a cotton cloth and a dry iron.

Place a cotton cloth directly over the stain and with a dry iron (NO STEAM!) press down for several seconds on the cloth. Remove and check the stain. Keep doing until the watermarks are completely gone. It could take a minute or two to get the stain out completely.

Dollhouse says, I did this technique on my husband’s great, great grandfather’s dining room table and removed some pretty big and deep white watermarks.

Some use Paste toothpaste – gel won’t work – and cover the watermark with it. Leave for awhile, maybe a few hours, and wipe clean. Usually leave it 2 or 3 hours.

You’ll think this is  crazy, but this works 100%…put a tablespoon of mayonnaise in a dish or glass. smoke a cigarette and ash into the mayonnaise. mix the ash and mayo together. with a clean cloth, massage the paste onto the water spot. if its very bad, spread a layer of the paste over the spot and let it sit for several hours. wipe the area clean and you’ll never see the spot again! Many antique restoration shops use that technique. If it especially bad a lot of hard rubbing on the spot while heating with a blow dryer should fix it. Bye the way if you don’t smoke you can use wood ash.

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