How to Remove Water Stains: Removing Water Rings From Wood Furniture

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It's a tiny bit soul-crushing when I lift a water glass from our midcentury dining-room table and see it's left a drippy white ring on the surface. First World problem? Sure. But the table was a hand-me-down from my husband's great aunt, so we really try to be careful with it. Thankfully, there's a super-easy way to remove white water stains from wood furniture: Let the stain dry, then rub paste wax into the area with a rag, and your furniture should be as good as new. Phew! SC Johnson Paste Wax, $7.99. Are you always getting water rings on your furniture too? We picked a coffee table made from recycled barn wood, just to avoid water rings. (We figured a glass of water couldn't hurt the wood if it had been exposed to the elements for decades.) So far, so good.
It's a tiny bit soul-crushing when I lift a water glass from our midcentury dining-room table and see it's left a drippy white ring on the surface. First World problem? Sure. But the table was a hand-me-down from my husband's great aunt, so we really try to be careful with it. Thankfully, there's a super-easy way to remove white water stains from wood furniture: Let the stain dry, then rub paste wax into the area with a rag, and your furniture should be as good as new. Phew! SC Johnson Paste Wax, $7.99. Are you always getting water rings on your furniture too? We picked a coffee table made from recycled barn wood, just to avoid water rings. (We figured a glass of water couldn't hurt the wood if it had been exposed to the elements for decades.) So far, so good.