Guardsman Reusable Water Mark Remover Cloth | Wood Cleaner for White Rings & Haze Caused By Moisture and Heat, 1 Count

This was sorta like magic. Our dog water bowl has been next to a dining room buffet for several years. Started to notice lots of water marks along the bottom half of the buffet due to splashing from the bowl. Was hesitant that this product would do much (good grief, it’s just a piece of cloth, nothing else). Was I ever surprised. At first nothing seemed to happen (yep, just another gimmick), but then as I rubbed more and more, all the spots gradually disappeared. Took a while (don’t give up), but the wood looked great afterwards. Wow.

This is totally amazing. I spilled almost a bottle of water on my antique dresser. It has a glass cover on it. I didn't know that it went under the glass. I wiped the glass off and I thought that was all I needed to do. But when I went back after several hours, I discovered that almost all of the water was under glass which very much discolored the wood. I took the glass off, tried to get the water off then let it dry. When I received the water mark remover, I rubbed it like the instructions said. It was amazing that the water damage all came off and it looks like new. It is a great product.

This product was effective on small area of wood that had been damp . It was not as effective on a large area that had sustained damage from a hot casserole dish placed without a pad underneath. I will buy again . But won’t let husband cook for friends) 😉

I have an elderly clothes chest. It is maple with a clear and smooth finish. On Monday night, I put a plastic bowl that was 1/3 full of warm water on the clothes chest. The water was not anywhere near boiling but it was too hot to drink. The bowl was on the clothes chest for about five minutes. There was a white ring about 1/4 inch wide and about four inches in diameter after I removed the bowl. I ordered the product and it came on Thursday. My wife and I started scrubbing the white ring, following the instructions. We did not see any improvement for about five minutes. We were about ready to give up. However, after a few more minutes we did see improvement which encouraged us to continue. I found that I had not been putting enough effort into the work and began using my left hand to help my right hand apply more pressure to the cloth. After about ten more minutes, the white ring was gone! This made me very happy because I did not want to see the white ring several times every day on the top of my good old clothes chest.

/Users/Mar-DV7/Downloads/IMG_7316.JPG /Users/Mar-DV7/Downloads/IMG_8898.JPG Here's the story...I bought this table from someone who put a pizza on top of the table, of which the steam under the box ended up putting the watermarks on the table; I covered the table with a felt protector AND table cloth, and discovered more water marks as I took them off the table to use this water mark remover. You see, the manufacturer (gee, I love BASSETT hounds) wouldn't support the original owner with any warranty work, and the protective coating on the finish actually makes things worse, but they won't tell you that until after you've made the purchase and you're stuck with a table that WON'T be supported by the original manufacturer, who will also decline to provide you any local resources that they use for repairs... So, out of desperation after trying ash, mahogany and dark oak oils, and prayer, I bumped into THIS product while browsing through a Crate and Barrel site, and decided to look for it on Amazon. Found it. Ordered it. Tried it the very next morning (Sunday morning). ZOMFG, it works. As you can see in the before photo, things looked horrendous and hopeless, and I felt I had nothing left to lose--and then THIS cloth took away the white marks. I went back a couple hours later, just to see if it was one of those "oh, it only works when you first apply it, then the results fade." It wasn't. It lasted. Get this. NOW. Had I known about this product sooner, I would have GOTTEN it sooner, and spared myself the months of being irritated by the water marks on the table, and the reminder of how the manufacturer provided ZERO support of its table...

Definitely faded my mark but did leave quite a shine behind. Dresser was already shiny to begin with but this left a noticeable texture difference. I went ahead and applied to the entire dresser but it takes a long time and a lot of elbow grease to really get it to work/change shine/texture. Isn’t perfect but it’ll do.

I used this on 2 different water stains - followed the directions exactly - still have water stains. It didn’t work - very disappointing

My roommate left a wet glass on my wooden dresser overnight and left this ugly white ring that I was convinced was permanent. I tried this cloth on it mostly as a last resort and after a few minutes of rubbing in circles the ring actually started fading and then eventually disappeared completely which kind of blew my mind. It does take some elbow grease and you should not give up after the first minute because nothing happens right away. I knocked off a star because it seems to work better on smaller or newer water marks but for what it does it is genuinely impressive.