How to Remove Stains From Ducal Furniture

Ducal furniture was produced by pine manufactures Ducal Ltd. which stopped production in 2003. If cared for properly, you can pass Ducal furniture down from generation to generation. No matter how hard you try, stains are bound to happen to wood furniture. Heat and water are the two most common stains on wood furniture. Placing a hot item--such as a plate or pizza box--or setting a cup filled with cold liquid leaves white marks and rings on your Ducal furniture. You can Remove these stains with a few different methods.

Combine baking soda with a non-gel toothpaste to create a thick paste.

Spread the paste directly onto the heat stain.

Rub the paste with a damp cloth gently until the paste begins to warm.

Wipe away the paste with a clean, wet cloth.

Repeat the process until the stain is removed.

Add several drops of lemon juice to a small bowl.

Mix cigarette ashes with the lemon juice.

Dip the corner of a cloth into the juice-ash mixture.

Rub the stain with the cloth, and reapply the mixture until the heat stain is gone.

Turn your iron on a medium setting, and allow it to preheat.

Place a white towel directly over the water stain.

Rub the preheated iron in a back-and-forth motion across the towel for several passes.

Lift the towel after several passes with the iron, and examine the stain. If the stain is still present, continue rubbing the iron across the towel until the stain is gone.

Dampen a soft cloth with cool water. Dip the corner of the cloth into mayonnaise.

Rub the water stain with the mayonnaise in a circular motion.

Allow the mayonnaise to sit on the stain for 12 hours.

Wipe the mayonnaise off with a damp cloth. Repeat the process if necessary.