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Household Hints & Help

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6. Make a paste of olive oil and baking soda

Mon Nov 24, 2014, 08:00 PM

Nov 2014

and rub it in gently with a soft cloth or good-quality paper towel.

This method is also good for grunge on wood kitchen cabinet doors.

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What do I do to fix this? [View all] no_hypocrisy Nov 2014 OP

Sometimes a tablecloth is the only answer. intheflow Nov 2014 #1

I have never tried anything on stains on wood, Curmudgeoness Nov 2014 #3

Very fine steel wool, 000 or 0000 pscot Nov 2014 #4

Make a paste of olive oil and baking soda LiberalEsto Nov 2014 #6

I *cannot* thank you *enough* ! ! ! ! no_hypocrisy Nov 2014 #7

I am so glad it worked! LiberalEsto Nov 2014 #8