Water rings on your beautiful outdoor wood furniture can be frustrating, but they are often simple to remove. These white, cloudy marks are typically trapped moisture beneath the finish, not permanent stains in the wood itself. For light, recent water rings, start by wiping the surface dry. Then, create a mild abrasive paste using equal parts non-gel toothpaste and baking soda. Gently rub the paste onto the stain using a soft, damp cloth, following the wood's grain, and then wipe clean. For more stubborn rings, applying a small amount of mayonnaise directly to the mark and letting it sit for several hours or overnight can work wonders. The oils in the mayo penetrate the finish and displace the moisture. Wipe it away with a clean cloth. Another highly effective method is to use a cloth and a household iron. Place the cloth over the ring and gently run a warm (not hot) iron over it for a few seconds. The heat helps evaporate the trapped moisture. Always test any method in an inconspicuous area first. To prevent future rings, use coasters, placemats, and a protective sealant designed for outdoor furniture.
How do I get rid of water rings on my urban outdoor furniture table?
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