How Do I Clean an Orange Soda Stain From a Wood Table?
When orange soda is spilled, staining can be the least of your worries. Because wood is porous, the sticky orange liquid can seep into the wood. Liquid that is allowed to sit inside of wood causes mold, which can destroy your table from the inside out. While mold buildup is ruining your table on the inside, the stain left behind on the surface is destroying your table’s luster. The best way to get rid of an orange soda stain is to treat the area as soon as the mess occurs. If you can’t treat the stain immediately, commercial and homemade treatments are available to restore your table to its original luster. Wipe away any excess liquid with a clean dry towel. Try to absorb as much of the soda as you can to keep the soda from seeping into the wood. Pour a small amount of commercial wood cleaner onto a clean towel. Rub the stain with the towel until the stain comes up. Squeeze a small amount of toothpaste onto a clean towel. Gently rub the stain until it comes up. The abrasives in the too
