Wood worktop with light limescale deposits

[MJ76]

Hi folks wondering if anyone has any experience in removing Limescale from Wood countertops. I have a solid wood countertop several years old and in two places we have a small buildup of Limescale. Its not terribly obvious and I need to re-oil the worktops but would prefer to attempt to remove the limescale first. Possibly a very light sand might work but dont want to make this area lighter than the rest. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.!

 

[davyp1]

Hi folks wondering if anyone has any experience in removing Limescale from Wood countertops. I have a solid wood countertop several years old and in two places we have a small buildup of Limescale. Its not terribly obvious and I need to re-oil the worktops but would prefer to attempt to remove the limescale first. Possibly a very light sand might work but dont want to make this area lighter than the rest. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.!

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Prior to reoiling, treat the stained aireas with a slution of Oxalic Acid. You may have to lightly sand the areas (as you mentioned ) first
Let me know how you get on!i