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Sometimes a blow dryer can remove heat stains. Before trying, be sure to follow the safety tips to check the finish on the table and avoid overheating the area.
Strangely, a hot iron can be great for removing heat stains too. But, again, it is very important to follow the safety tips to avoid causing more damage. You can find all of these tips in the link below!
When a hot iron doesn't work, using the steam setting might. However, don't try this on tables with a "soft top coat".
While some people say they can remove heat stains with Baking Soda, I couldn't get this hack to work on my finish, but it's a simple trick if you have the right table for it!
Adding toothpaste to the baking soda paste worked much better. Getting the mix and time right seems to be the key with this one.