Water can stain wood, and it doesn’t take a flood to do it. luknaja/Getty Images Water can stain wood, and it doesn’t take a flood to do it. Any time moisture seeps in, the surface reacts and stains ...

All it takes is one sweaty glass left a little too long on a tabletop for a not-so-nice looking water stain to appear on your wood furniture. But removing water stains from wood isn't always an easy ...

You know the scenario: A guest forgets to use a coaster under their chilled glass and soon a faint white stain appears on your favorite wood furniture. This stain is often referred to as a water ring, ...

A wood cutting board can be cleaned daily with soap and water. Use vinegar for stains or odors, hydrogen peroxide to sanitize, and oil to treat.

Inspect the wood for iron or water stains and treat with oxalic acid to remove discoloration. Rinse with distilled water and let the wood dry completely. Use a two-part wood bleach. Apply part A and ...