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Bleach stained wood - how to remove
Lukeedwards88
Posts: 67 Forumite
Hi All,
Was cleaning the kitchen yesterday, used a product not to use on wood
Now I have white patches, when I wet the worktop they go. It looks as if the top coat of oil.varnish has come off.
Is it just a case of re-oiling?
Or any other cost saving tips?
Was cleaning the kitchen yesterday, used a product not to use on wood
Now I have white patches, when I wet the worktop they go. It looks as if the top coat of oil.varnish has come off.
Is it just a case of re-oiling?
Or any other cost saving tips?
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I would use oil, yes. Worst case scenario you can give the lot a sand and oil, but you might get away with just oiling that spot.0
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Could I just give the whole lot one oil cover and not sand?0
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Sand the bleach stain don't do too much then apply wax or varnish hope it works0
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Thanks. I dont think it's "stained" i think its just taken the top layer of oil off as it was only a small amount. Hoping I can just polish it up.0
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