How do I remove old heat stains from table

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I have accumulated stains on my polished table. I believe they are from putting hot food immediately on the table. The stains are smudgy and leaves greyish blobs. I have heard about using cigar ash to remove them, but as the stains are very old, this has not worked.

Does anybody have any other ideas of what I could use to remove these marks?

Thanks.

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B&Q or any diy with a decent paint section

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Thank you so very much. Tried ironing over a cotton pillow case at a low temperature and all the stains came out. Brilliant.

snorpah

my mum always used ash

Alnilam

Try a shelled brazil nut! bite it in half so you rub the oil onto the surface. this is tried and tested, it worked on my table.

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