| Choosing your dining furniture is a lot of fun especially | | | | because you've dissolved the finish. |
| if you have a big family that loves to gather around | | | | If the heat's not working still, rub the area using steel |
| the table and chitchat over your famous | | | | wool with lemon oil or wool lube for a dull or satin |
| home-cooked recipes. Maintaining that furniture, | | | | -finished piece. Don't stop even when the ring has |
| though, is a completely different story. If you | | | | disappeared as you'll want to even out the sheen by |
| invested in an expensive dining set, the more | | | | rubbing over the whole table top. Very important is |
| different you'll find things to be. Sharing unforgettable | | | | to rub along the natural grain of the wood in long, |
| moments around that cherry table may come | | | | consistent strokes from end to end before wiping |
| casually, but taking care of it will need you to get | | | | off excess oil and applying the polish. |
| into a serious mode if you just can't take chances. | | | | If that piece has a glossy finish, count on toothpaste |
| Probably the most annoying thing you'll deal with | | | | to do the trick. Simply squeeze out about a |
| when it comes to your dining investment is water | | | | centimeter into a dry cotton towel and start rubbing |
| spillage. If you thought it's harmless, you're wrong. It's | | | | on the ring. Sometimes, this leaves that part shinier |
| only a matter of time before water causes | | | | than the rest so you'll need to grab some rubbing |
| permanent damage to your wood so before it does, | | | | compounds and polishes as you would apply them on |
| make sure you've wiped off the spillage or moisture. | | | | a car's surface. If it gets too shiny, simply rub the |
| The worse news is, those white rings don't even | | | | whole surface with steel wool before smoothing on |
| always cooperate. When the spots don't clear, don't | | | | your favorite polish. |
| be quick to reach for that polish yet. What should | | | | If toothpaste doesn't help, try putting some Vaseline |
| work is a high dryer set on low heat. But don't think | | | | on the ring and wipe it off until it clears completely. If |
| increasing the temperature is necessarily better. While | | | | it still doesn't, the problem may be beyond repair |
| this may make the ring disappear, it will only be | | | | unless the whole thing is refinished. |