Remove Water Stain From Hardwood

Cut a piece of cotton wool or use soft microfiber.

Remove water stain from hardwood.

To remove white water stains on wood floors sand the water damaged area with a fine grit sandpaper to clear the spot and then refinish with wood oil. Alternatively bleach out the water spot with a weak hydrogen peroxide solution or baking soda. Use your hair dryer. Allow the vinegar to work.

To remove dark water stains from wood floors you have two options. How to remove dark water stains from hardwood floors. Soak it in the hydrogen peroxide. Wipe away any surface dirt and grime with a damp cloth.

Follow the following steps to remove stubborn dark streaks on wood. Soak a clean rag in vinegar and place the rag onto the stain. With the iron set on its lowest setting apply it briefly. Measure a small amount of hydrogen peroxide and pour it in a plastic basin or plastic container.

Make sure you move the dryer around so there is no direct heat on your wood. Plug in the iron then lay a cotton napkin towel or t shirt over the stain. Using the nozzle attachment start on the lowest setting and direct the airflow over the stain. Do a second round after several hours and let the area rest until the next day.

Place the soaked cloth or cotton wool on the white. Dip a small brush such as a toothbrush into a small amount of bleach and rub onto the stain. You may need to replace the plank with a new one if the damage is extensive. Working on a dirty floor can result in scratches and gouges marring the finish.